Description

Reference Code:  106146

# Compliance Paralegal #

Richemont

Bellevue, GE, CH

Permanent

  

  

Richemont owns some of the world-s leading luxury goods Maisons, with particular strengths in jewellery, fine watches and premium accessories. Each Maison represents a proud tradition of style, quality and craftsmanship and Richemont seeks to preserve the heritage and identity of each of its Maisons. At the same time, we are committed to innovation and designing new products which are in keeping with our Maisons- values, through a process of continuous creativity.



**CONTEXT**


This is a unique opportunity for a dynamic professional to support the compliance team in strengthening the Global Compliance Program on a worldwide basis (i.e. at HQ, in the regions and in the Maisons).

As a full-time member of the Richemont Group Legal team, you will have the opportunity to create momentum, develop and strengthen the Group-s Compliance framework in close collaboration with the Richemont central functions and the regional compliance teams.

You will have scope for development of proximity with internal and external stakeholders on all levels, which is a qualifier for the deployment and strengthening of an efficient and pragmatic compliance program.

We believe in the power and excellence of teams, the need for empathy and the magic of curiosity. You will be able to give and to take in an environment of mutual trust, respect and collaboration. 


**HOW WILL YOU MAKE AN IMPACT?**

Reporting to the Head of Compliance, this role will have the responsibility of, but not limited to:

* Administrative support for compliance projects and tools (Managing access rights, point of contact for tool assistance, follow up on deadlines, etc.)
* Managing the Group policies repository
* Maintaining the SharePoint compliance hub
* Managing the Speak Up Q&A channel
* Overseeing the reporting on Speak Up of locally reported cases
* Filling out KYC/UBO requests
* Sanctions/AML enhanced screening
* Overseeing the compliance activities periodic reporting
* Monitoring the compliance budget
* Performing other related duties as instructed by the Head of Compliance

 

**HOW WILL YOU EXPERIENCE SUCCESS WITH US?**

 

* Minimum of 5 years relevant experience working in the legal and/or compliance department of a multinational company, Swiss or international bank, or international organization.
* Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (Swiss CFC) or similar diploma in law, business management, or similar fields.
* Experience in using SharePoint tool.
* Experience in preparing reports.
* Experience in sanctions/money laundering screening using World Check or similar tool.
* Experience working with risk, ethics, and/or compliance.
* Ability to work in a collaborative environment with cross functional teams.
* Native or fluent in at least two languages out of French, English and/or German; any other language being a plus.
* Key personal strengths include initiative and proactivity, responsiveness, maturity and gravitas, strong stakeholder management capabilities, highest work standards, good oral and written communication skills and the ability to adapt style as required depending on priorities and circumstances, strong analytical skills.

 

**WHAT MAKES OUR GROUP DIFFERENT?**

 

Our true power does not lie in our similarities but in the rich diversity of our arts, cultures, and human skills, as well as our specific ability to foster untapped potential.
 

* We value freedom, collegiality, loyalty, and solidarity.
* We foster empathy, curiosity, courage, humility, and integrity.
* We care for the world we live in.
 

**YOUR JOURNEY WITH US:**

 

1.   If your application is selected, we will reach out to you ASAP for an informal introductory call with the Talent Acquisition Partner.

2.    The next step from there would be an online personality assessment followed by a written business case submission and then a panel interview with the Hiring Manager, 2 directors of the team and the RH

HR Manager.



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