About the job
About TMGM:
TMGM is a leading player in the online trading and investment sector, proudly recognized as Chelsea FC's Official Regional Online Forex and Trading Partner in the Asia Pacific region. With a robust global presence that spans three continents, TMGM has established itself as a reputable CFD trading provider. Our commitment to regulatory compliance, technological advancements, and exceptional customer service defines our pursuit of excellence.
At TMGM, we aim to empower our clients with superior trading conditions by utilizing state-of-the-art platforms that enhance the trading experience. Our dedication to continuous research and development drives us to redefine liquidity and usability, equipping our clients with the essential tools to succeed in the dynamic financial landscape.
Role Overview:
The Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Officer plays a crucial role in the implementation, maintenance, and enhancement of the company's AML and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) framework, ensuring compliance with all relevant laws, regulations, and internal policies. This position is responsible for the continuous monitoring of client activities, conducting thorough investigations, filing necessary reports with regulatory bodies, and providing AML training to staff members.
Key Responsibilities:
1. AML/CTF Framework & Policy
- Create, review, and update AML/CTF policies and procedures in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
- Implement AML/CTF compliance standards across the organization, ensuring consistency across various jurisdictions.
- Enhance the company's AML risk-based approach and customer due diligence (CDD) procedures.
2. Customer Due Diligence (CDD/KYC)
- Manage the onboarding process and ongoing due diligence of clients, ensuring proper identification, verification, and screening, including PEP, sanctions, and adverse media checks.
- Review profiles of high-risk clients and approve enhanced due diligence (EDD) measures.
- Ensure effective configuration and maintenance of third-party verification tools.
3. Transaction Monitoring & Reporting
- Monitor client transactions for suspicious activities using automated surveillance tools as well as manual reviews.
- Investigate alerts, document findings, and escalate suspicious activity reports (SARs) to the Chief Compliance Officer (CCO).
- Prepare and submit reports to relevant financial intelligence units within specified timelines.
4. Training & Awareness
- Conduct AML/CTF training sessions for employees across various departments.
- Ensure staff members are knowledgeable about red-flag indicators, typologies, and escalation procedures.

