
// Open Role at Kaizen Gaming
Lead AML/CFT compliance for a global GameTech leader, ensuring regulatory adherence and mitigating financial crime risks across 20 markets. Drive policy implementation and collaborate with authorities to uphold integrity.
We are Kaizen Gaming
Kaizen Gaming, the team powering Betano, is one of the biggest GameTech companies in the world, operating in 20 markets. We always aim to leverage cutting-edge technology, providing the best experience to our millions of customers who trust us for their entertainment.
We are a diverse team of more than 2.700 Kaizeners, from 40+ nationalities spreading across 3 continents.
Our #oneteam is proud to be among the Best Workplaces in Europe and certified Great Place to Work across our offices. Here, there’ll be no average day for you. Ready to Press Play on Potential?
Let’s start with the role
The Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) plays a critical role in ensuring compliance with Anti-Money Laundering/Counter Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) regulations within Kaizen Gaming. Responsibilities include maintaining EU Control Frameworks, implementing policies and procedures, managing suspicious activity reporting, and collaborating with regulatory authorities.
As a Money Laundering Reporting Officer, you will:
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Draft and implement the ML/TF prevention Manual and coordinate its approval process; Implement and oversee the policies, procedures, and controls within the ML/TF Prevention System to ensure its effective operation, including Client Due Diligence (CDD), Ongoing Due Diligence (ODD), transaction monitoring, alert handling, and the efficient management of unusual or suspicious activities, as well as the proper mitigation of ML/TF risks; Present annual work plans to the Board and provide reports on their management; Notify the Board about the results of the evaluation carried out by the internal audit and the independent external review; Collaborate with senior managers to identify and mitigate regulatory compliance risks; Manage the suspicious activity reporting process, both internally and externally in a timely manner; Respond promptly to requests for information made by the local Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) or any other Authority / Law Enforcement Agency, serving as a liaison; Develop and implement training plans and ensure compliance; Continuously assess and enhance AML/CFT processes to ensure they remain fit for purpose, in line with regulatory guidance, industry best practices, and communications from the local FIU/regulator; Support the business before and after the launch of products/services to ensure regulatory requirements are met, as appropriate; Work cross-functionally with other teams to ensure compliance with AML/CFT requirements and internal policies.