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TSR Legal are proud to be working with an award-winning, Legal 500 ranked firm that is experiencing a period of dynamic growth. The firm is seeking a diligent Compliance Helpdesk Administrator to become an integral part of the compliance team, providing essential support and guidance on legal and regulatory matters.
Imagine being at the forefront of maintaining the highest standards of legal compliance, directly contributing to the firm's esteemed reputation and its progressive approach to risk management. This pivotal role offers the chance to work closely with the Legal Risk & Compliance Manager, ensuring the firm and its individuals adhere to stringent legal practices.
Key responsibilities for this role include being the initial contact for internal risk and compliance queries, offering legal compliance guidance to firm employees, and managing a variety of compliance-related issues. These range from Money Laundering Regulation and UK GDPR to SRA standards, client due diligence, and suspicious activity reporting. The role extends to maintaining compliance registers, assisting with audits, and supporting the culture of compliance within the firm.
The ideal candidate will be a self-starter with the ability to work autonomously and as part of a cohesive team. High standards and excellent IT skills are prerequisites. A degree-level education is required, with preference given to those holding or pursuing a relevant industry qualification and possessing at least one year of compliance experience within the legal sector. Knowledge of Money Laundering Legislation and SRA regulations is highly desirable, alongside outstanding communication skills.
In return, the firm offers a competitive salary reflective of your experience, free car parking, pension contributions, and a bonus scheme, all within a supportive and professional environment.
To embark on this career-defining role, please contact Rachel Phillips, Associate Director at TSR Legal in confidence or apply directly below:
