AML/Compliance/KYC professionals come in!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

AML VP usually oversees the Sales function and sometimes governs what decisions Executive Office can make (e.g. hiring which CEO or CFO etc.).

This dude is so ****ing clueless holy ****. AML VPs DO NOT OVERSEE SALES FUNCTIONS OR GIVE INPUT TO C-SUITE HIRING. Get off the forums kid.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

This dude is so ****ing clueless holy ****. AML VPs DO NOT OVERSEE SALES FUNCTIONS OR GIVE INPUT TO C-SUITE HIRING. Get off the forums kid.

lol obvious that dude is trolling you dumbfk

Originally Posted by Unregistered

lol obvious that dude is trolling you dumbfk

no one's trolling you dumb ****.

Do you think your "front office" can function without compliance? Stop being so cocky

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Do you think your "front office" can function without compliance? Stop being so cocky

Yehhh man rawk on AML-lers!!!!!

Currently drawing 6-6.5k p.m. with 3 years of experience in aml/kyc. Considered OK? Where does that stand against the market/peers? Thank you.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Currently drawing 6-6.5k p.m. with 3 years of experience in aml/kyc. Considered OK? Where does that stand against the market/peers? Thank you.

Depends on what bank you're in. Local banks - yes good. US banks - no, lower than market.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Depends on what bank you're in. Local banks - yes good. US banks - no, lower than market.

Thanks for sharing.. I’m with you that it’s higher than local banks. Local maybe start off anywhere from 3 - 3.5k and assuming slight annual increment plus maybe 1 promotion, it would land around 4.5-5k.

For US banks, why do you say that 6-6.5k is below market? How much would a US bank typically? How about European banks?

26 years old grad last year, currently 1 year 3 months of kyc experience under my belt, drawing 5.3k per month considered ok?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Thanks for sharing.. I’m with you that it’s higher than local banks. Local maybe start off anywhere from 3 - 3.5k and assuming slight annual increment plus maybe 1 promotion, it would land around 4.5-5k.

For US banks, why do you say that 6-6.5k is below market? How much would a US bank typically? How about European banks?

3 YOE in a US bank should land you in a Associate role, ready to move to small team lead position. Starting salary for US banks for AML/KYC is about 5k, so you can expect about 7-8k with 3 YOE.

European banks pay slightly lower, but with better WLB.