Compliance Advisor

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Role: Compliance Specialist

Salary: £60,000 - £80,000 per annum + Excellent Benefits Package

Location: Dorking

Hybrid: 2 Days in Office, 3 days from home

Type: Permanent, Full Time

Are you a skilled compliance professional with a passion for regulatory excellence and a commitment to fostering positive outcomes?

Our client, a leading Financial Services provider in Dorking is currently recruiting for a Compliance Specialist to join them on a full time, permanent contract.

The ideal candidate will have expertise that will directly support high standards and a client-first approach within a supportive, well-being-focused workplace.

About the Role

  • Provide essential regulatory guidance and support, driving a culture rooted in Conduct Risk and Customer Outcomes.

  • Overseeing the Compliance Mailbox, addressing regulatory inquiries with efficiency and accuracy.

  • Collaborating across departments to ensure all activities meet FCA and PRA standards.

  • Enhancing Information Security practices by identifying potential risks and developing solutions.

    The Ideal Candidate

  • Experience within a similar vacancy within Financial Services is essential.

  • Strong communication and negotiation skills for effective cross-level collaboration.

  • Experience in compliance audit or a regulated sales environment.

  • Deep familiarity with the UK's financial regulatory framework.

    If you're ready to make a difference in a dynamic, people centred environment, we'd love to hear from you.

    Please Note: Only short listed candidates will be contacted

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