Conducts investigations of potential or suspected financial crimes and fraud. Uses bank systems and a variety of investigative techniques and tools to collect, collate, and analyze financial and background information, then makes informed decisions concerning client account status and retention. Identifies and evaluates high-risk accounts, potential watch-list matches and dispositions, and other suspicious or questionable account activity. Analyzes data to determine when cases should be submitted to law enforcement or prosecutors for potential legal action. Helps stop or prevent data and monetary losses by assessing internal controls and procedures related to financial crimes and fraud cases. The role develops investigative plans, gathers and analyzes evidence, prepares case documentation and final investigation reports, and maintains detailed records in a case-management database. It includes interviewing clients, employees, and suspects; tracing transactions; reviewing individuals’ backgrounds and financial profiles; coordinating with internal departments; and escalating or referring cases when needed. The investigator also assists with control assessments and fraud-prevention procedures, maintains sensitive information securely, complies with regulatory and company requirements, and supports client needs and service delivery.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED