2-3 yrs exp should be able to command at least high 3k to low 4k. If your passion is in regulatory compliance, then you should try to start off from regulatory compliance.

a couple of years down the road you will realise you cant change jobs as frequently as you did when u just starting your career

I'm interested in compliance but so far the job offers I have are all contract roles for aml and they do not pay well too. I'm not so concern about the starting salary but I'm afraid aml analyst salary progression won't be well too.
I also feel that it's better to start from something that I want to do in the future too rather than keep changing but so far no luck in this. So I'm thinking to try out aml and make it my career, but again, I'm concern about the prospects.

But I'm being quoted at these range so I'm wondering if this is the norm..

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analyst is lowest level. so high meh? i see replies say 2.6k offer, cannot be 60 annual like that what?

you'll have to look long term and work ur way up... i started off at 2.6k contract, after 5 yrs in the industry im getting more than 8k

I feel the numbers a bit too exaggerated. There's lots of salary guides published by recruiters and u can use it as reference.

Anyway the figures below are based on my own experience:
Analyst/Officer/Associate 40k-60k
AVP 60k-120k
VP 120k-180k
D 180k-240k
MD 240k+

How best do I do a career switch into AML when all the job adverts requiring at least 3 years experience? I almost completed my ICA dip in AML though. But everyone is looking for some form of experience.

I see. If that's the case I think overall it's fair enough and pay seems to be higher than positions at later stage.
But is there a difference between AML analyst and KYC analyst for entry lvl? Or they are actually same position with different name?
So far what I see is kyc analyst is mainly doing client on boarding, process documents etc
How about kyc analyst for remediation project? Is there a difference between a kyc analyst in corporate banking and other areas??

I'm rather confused and there isn't any clear information provided...

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Hi, you mean you hit 8k after 5 years of total working experience, or you had some
prior working exp before joining banking?

I am applying for a KYC analyst role too and am wondering on the career progression on this.

Can anyone who has info on this enlighten us?