AML risk management intern supporting enhanced due diligence and financial-crime investigations at Royal Bank of Canada.
Assessing high-risk clients, alerts, and referrals to mitigate money-laundering and regulatory risks.
Responsibilities
Conduct AML and TF analyses for higher risk clients to identify Key Risk Indicators and mitigate financial, regulatory, reputational, and legal risks to RBC
Conduct research and investigations using RBC-approved techniques and tools to evaluate money laundering, terrorist financing, regulatory, and reputational risk
Prepare accurate, organized, high-quality written client risk assessments communicating risks, findings, and recommendations
Prioritize and prepare client risk assessments within RBC guidelines, policies, and procedures using a risk-based approach
Assign appropriate risk ratings to bank clients according to RBC’s risk rating methodology
Review, triage, and assess alerts and referrals to determine whether further investigation is required
Initiate and/or execute due diligence and ensure required information and documents are received when an Enhanced Due Diligence review is warranted
Requirements
Pursuing a University degree
Strong written and oral communication skills
Excellent interpersonal skills
Strong investigative and problem solving skills
Strong analytical aptitude and risk mindset
Ability to work under pressure of tight deadlines, multiple tasks, and quick decisions
Skilled in Microsoft Office Outlook, Excel, and Word applications (Level 2 or above)
Knowledge of banking systems and processes
Strong AML knowledge; CAMS designation preferable
Demonstrated knowledge of or experience in AML Compliance, Financial Crimes investigations, or financial regulatory oversight
Strong knowledge of relevant predicate offences, such as fraud, considered an advantage
Experience working in law enforcement, the financial sector, or financial regulatory oversight
Skilled in open source research
Must be returning to school after the April 2027 work-term end date, or graduating in April 2027 and require the full four-month work term as a mandatory component to graduate successfully
Must be located within Ontario for the duration of the work term
Benefits
Leaders who support your development through coaching and managing opportunities
Ability to make a difference and lasting impact
Work in a dynamic, collaborative, progressive, and high-performing team
Opportunities to do challenging work and make a difference
Opportunities to building close relationships
Flexible work arrangements when and where available
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