Fraud Investigator

Employer
  • Turn2Partners

Job Description

Responsibilities:

  • Complete trainings to enhance existing knowledge of applicable fraud schemes, indicators and red flags, risks, investigation processes and reporting requirements;
  • Review large dollar loan files to assess eligibility against specific criteria and identify potential indications of fraud, misrepresentations or abuse;
  • Review loan files flagged by proprietary algorithms that focus on fraud indicator or anomalies, misrepresentations and conduct applicable research to assess whether further investigation is warranted;
  • Conduct more in-depth financial investigations that may include extensive research, analysis of financial statements, deciphering of payroll records and analysis of other books and records;
  • Prepare reports of investigative activity that support investigative findings and conclusions; and
  • Provide on-going qualitative feedback to project management.

Seeking:

  • 3 or more years of relevant investigative experience in the areas of fraud, loan and payroll fraud and financial crime compliance
  • Investigative experience in white-collar crime and forensic accounting preferred
  • Familiarity with loan documentation and the analysis of business records
  • Experience in commercial lending and analyzing loan documentation
  • Knowledge of Customer Due Diligence (“CDD”)/Know Your Customer (“KYC”); preparation of investigative reports with exhibits and familiarity making law enforcement referrals and/or Suspicious Activity Report (“SAR”) filings.


Highly Desired:

  • Open Source Research experience is highly desirable
  • Writing skills are particularly important for this role
  • Familiarity with MS Office and other office automation applications
  • Very good working knowledge of Microsoft excel and Word
  • Stellar analytical and research skills
  • Creative problem-solving ability and a collaborative mindset
  • The ability to apply newly acquired skills using logic and reasoning to sets of transaction data
  • Willingness to potentially work overtime

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