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Assistant Vice President, Fraud Risk and Assurance, Wealth Custody and Clearing
State Street. Maintain and continuously enhance the Wealth Custody and Clearing fraud risk framework, governance routines, risk taxonomy, control inventory and strategic roadmap .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in fraud risk management, including the development and enhancement of fraud prevention strategies, control design, and incident management within a regulated financial services environment. Proficient in collaborating across various teams to communicate risk themes and drive effective resolutions.
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Fraud Risk ManagementFraud Risk AssessmentsControl Design and OversightFraud TypologiesRegulatory Awareness
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Hard Skills
Fraud Prevention StrategiesIncident ManagementMonitoring and AnalyticsControl InventoryRisk TaxonomyFraud DetectionData VisualizationFraud Controls AssessmentFraud Awareness DevelopmentThird-Party Oversight
Soft Skills
Influential LeadershipDecision-MakingCritical ThinkingRelationship ManagementProactive Problem-Solving
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft ToolsArcherOpenPagesTableauSharePoint
Certifications & Qualifications
CFECAMSCFCS
Industry Keywords
Financial ServicesFraud RiskOperational RiskComplianceWealth ManagementCustodyClearingPaymentsRegulated EnvironmentFinancial Crimes
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesCyber SecurityTableau
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Maintain and continuously enhance the Wealth Custody and Clearing fraud risk framework, governance routines, risk taxonomy, control inventory and strategic roadmap
- Lead or coordinate periodic and event-driven fraud risk assessments across products, services, client channels, processes, systems and third-party relationships
- Identify material fraud themes, emerging exposures and control gaps
- Develop and maintain fraud prevention and detection strategies
- Partner with control owners to design, implement, document and enhance preventive and detective controls
- Define and assess fraud controls for onboarding, identity verification, authentication, account maintenance, ownership changes, money movement, approvals, employee access and exception management
- Establish and monitor fraud KRIs, KPIs, thresholds, dashboards and management information
- Analyze fraud events, alerts, losses, prevented losses, control exceptions and client friction
- Partner with Operations, Product, Technology, Data, Cybersecurity and service providers to enhance fraud rules, monitoring scenarios, decision logic, alert quality and reporting
- Monitor emerging fraud risks including account takeover, identity theft, social engineering, impersonation scams, fraudulent money movement, insider activity, digital-channel threats and financial exploitation
- Review new products, business changes, process changes and technology initiatives for fraud risks and controls
- Coordinate responses to potential or confirmed fraud incidents and engage relevant stakeholders
- Lead root-cause and lessons-learned reviews; track issue remediation through closure
- Oversee fraud-related risks and controls arising from third-party relationships
- Produce reporting for senior management and governance committees
- Develop fraud awareness materials and provide guidance to personnel
- Support broader Business Risk Advisor activities, including risk reviews, reporting, governance and risk/control assessments
- Assist with non-fraud issue management, audit events, regulatory examinations and independent reviews
- Partner with second and third lines of defense on enterprise risk programs
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree or equivalent, with significant relevant financial services, risk management or fraud risk experience
- 7+ years of relevant experience in fraud risk management, fraud strategy, operational risk, business risk management, fraud operations, financial crimes, compliance, audit or a related financial services discipline
- Experience within a regulated financial services organization, preferably banking, broker-dealer, wealth management, custody, clearing or payments
- Demonstrated experience with fraud risk assessments, control design and oversight, monitoring and analytics, incident and issue management, policies and procedures, third-party oversight and management reporting
- Working knowledge of fraud typologies affecting client onboarding, authentication, account maintenance, money movement, digital channels, employee access and vulnerable clients
- Demonstrated influential leadership, sound risk-based judgment, regulatory awareness and ability to build effective relationships and drive issues to resolution
- Experience with Microsoft tools and risk, issue, reporting or data visualization platforms such as Archer, OpenPages, Tableau and SharePoint is preferred
- Professional certification such as CFE, CAMS, CFCS or another relevant fraud, financial crimes, risk or compliance credential is preferred
- Deep understanding of fraud risk management, fraud typologies, preventive and detective controls and the financial services control environment
- Ability to communicate fraud and broader risk and control themes to senior management and governance forums
- Ability to collaborate across Operations, Product, Technology, Data, Compliance, Legal, Global Security, Cybersecurity, Audit, client-facing teams and third-party providers
- Strong decision-making, critical thinking and proactive problem-solving skills
- Strong organizational awareness and relationship-management skills
- Ability to make informed, risk-based decisions under time pressure
- Good understanding of first, second and third lines of defense
- Ability to manage complexity, prioritize responsibilities and work independently
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Attention to detail, intellectual curiosity and continuous-improvement mindset
- Initiative, accountability, ownership, sound judgment and appropriate escalation
- Ability to handle sensitive or confidential information
Benefits
Comp & perks- Retirement savings plan (401K) with company match
- Basic life insurance
- Medical insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- Long-term disability coverage
- Optional additional insurance coverages
- Paid vacation leave
- Paid sick leave
- Short-term disability
- Family care leave/responsibilities support
- Employee Assistance Program
- Incentive compensation, including eligibility for annual performance-based awards
- Certain tax-advantaged savings plans
- Inclusive development opportunities
- Flexible work-life support
- Paid volunteer days
- Employee networks