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Financial Crime Analyst

You investigate suspicious money movements and help stop fraud and money laundering.

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Typical pay
€32k–€62k
Usual education
Degree or bank training programme
Outlook
Growing fast as regulators tighten rules on digital finance.

A day in the life

Reviewing alerts, digging into a transaction history, writing up a case for the authorities.

Ways in

  • Graduate financial crime programme at a bank
  • Fraud operations role then specialist training
  • Criminology or law degree plus anti-money-laundering certification

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Degree

BSc Business Analytics

Turning company data into decisions with SQL, statistics and visualisation.

Pattern spotting in transaction data.

Helpful school subjects: Maths, Statistics, IT

Degree

LLB Law with Business

Legal training with commercial and finance modules for in-house and City work.

Useful for regulation and casework.

Helpful school subjects: English, Economics

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