Senior Fraud Compliance Manager

Senior Fraud Compliance Manager

£85,000 - £105,000 (depending on experience) + Incentive Awards tied to your performance + Benefits

Our Financial Crime Compliance team

The Senior Fraud Compliance Manager is a critical 2nd Line of Defence position responsible for independently challenging and advising the business on its 1st Line fraud risk management activities. This role ensures Monzo maintains robust controls, operates within regulatory and legislative requirements, and effectively manages its fraud exposure. The successful candidate will leverage their deep understanding of fraud risk, regulation, and data analysis to drive best practices and provide assurance to senior management and the Board.

You'll play a key role by...

Independent Assurance and Challenge (2nd Line of Defence)

• Act as a subject matter expert and independent challenger to the 1st Line of Defence (e.g., Fraud Operations, Product Teams) on the design, implementation, and effectiveness of their fraud controls, policies, and procedures.
• Provide robust and practical advice on fraud risk management to ensure adherence to internal standards and external regulatory requirements.
• Develop and execute an annual assurance plan, conducting targeted reviews and deep-dives into key fraud risk areas and control effectiveness.
• Monitor and report on the effectiveness of 1st Line remediation efforts following internal and external audit findings or regulatory issues.

Regulatory and Legislative Compliance

• Maintain an excellent and up-to-date understanding of relevant fraud legislation, regulatory requirements, and industry standards, providing expert advice on their impact. Including:
• Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2), particularly requirements around Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) and transaction monitoring.
• Payment Systems Regulator (PSR) Authorised Push Payment Reimbursement regime.
• Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) rules and guidance on financial crime, fraud reporting, and consumer protection.
• The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance, in so far as it relates to card fraud prevention.
• AML/CTF legislation, where it intersects with fraud typologies (e.g., money mule activity facilitated by fraud).
• Relevant elements of data protection legislation (e.g., GDPR) concerning the use and sharing of customer data for fraud prevention.

Performance Analysis and Reporting

• Analyse complex fraud performance data, including loss rates, control effectiveness metrics, and emerging fraud trends, to identify systemic weaknesses.
• Evaluate the performance and tuning of fraud detection rules, models, and systems, providing independent validation.