(1772) Contractor-Associate Investigator
South African Reserve Bank · Gauteng
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Start free — we apply for you →The successful candidate will be responsible for the following key performance areas:
- Proactively identify illegal MVTS operators and ARPs in the current exchange control environment by conducting extensive research in local and international jurisdictions.
- Identify new trends employed by MVTS operators and ARPs to externalise funds from South Africa.
- Recommend or develop new ways to detect the methods MVTS operators and ARPs use to externalise funds.
- Investigate, with limited supervision, basic, intermediate and complex matters involving alleged contraventions of the Regulations.
- Recoup, recover or regularise capital lost due to alleged contraventions of the Regulations.
- Administer the collection, preservation and distribution of money and/or goods seized in terms of the provisions of the Regulations.
- Assist, under supervision, legal practitioners and law enforcement agencies with investigations and litigation.
- Record all relevant information and correspondence regarding allocated investigations and provide investigative administrative support when required.
- Collate, report on and link data on all identified matters, including those under investigation and/or sanctioned.
- Provide accurate reporting to all levels within the South African Reserve Bank SARB and external stakeholders.
- Participate in meetings and provide written reports linked to the above processes.
Qualifications
To be considered for this position, candidates must be in possession of:
- at least a Bachelor's degree in either law, commerce or forensics in the accounting or financial fields, or an equivalent NQF level 7 qualification in a related field;
- a minimum of one to three years' experience in financial or related investigations in the banking, financial sector and/or law enforcement environment; and
- knowledge of and experience in the application of the Currency and Exchanges Act 9 of 1933, the Regulations, Currency and Exchanges Manuals and other relevant legislation.
Additional requirements include
- building and managing relationships;
- resilience and perseverance;
- good verbal and written communication skills;
- good analytical and judgement skills;
knowledge and skill in
- investigations report writing;
- analysis and problemsolving;
- sound judgement and decisionmaking; and
- planning and organising;
- advanced skills in Microsoft Excel and Word;
- ability to work under pressure; and
- a valid driver's licence and the ability to travel from time to time to perform duties away from the SARB Head Office.