Description

Your Opportunity

Located within the Fraud Risk Management section of Financial Crimes Risk Management, the purpose of Senior and Vulnerable Investor (SVI) Investigations is to protect senior clients and the firm from the growing risks facing this population. We conduct investigations into incidents of potential elder financial exploitation and diminished financial capacity. This includes working to protect and recover client and firm assets and report suspicious activity to local, state, and federal authorities. We also work with firm personnel, clients, and their families to reduce risk going forward. This is an individual contributor role with no direct reports.

The primary role of the SVI Investigations Senior Manager is to investigate incidents of potential elder financial exploitation or diminished financial capacity with respect to senior clients. These investigations are often sophisticated and require excellent interview and other communication and customer contact skills. Also, the ability to build effective partnerships and work in close collaboration with internal and external partners. In this role, the investigator will be using a variety of business systems and research tools in conducting investigations and filing regulatory reports. All investigations must be conducted in compliance with firm policies and applicable regulations.

What you will do:

The Senior Manager will report to the SVI Investigations Senior Team Manager (PL) and responsibilities include (but are not limited to):

• Investigating cases of potential elder financial exploitation and/or diminished financial capacity, interviewing clients and key partners.

• Placing disbursement/transaction holds in compliance with applicable regulations and firm policies.

• Seeking recovery of client and firm assets lost from custody.

• Filing Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) and other required reports, including notifications to Adult Protective Services (APS) and state securities regulators.

• Working with APS agencies, state regulators and law enforcement, as needed, to advance investigations and assist clients.

• Educating clients, families, and firm personnel on strategies to reduce risk to SVI clients.

• Serving as a subject matter expert (SME) with respect to certain topics and leading related processes and projects.

• Identifying procedural and strategic opportunities to mitigate SVI risk, collaborating with firm partners and industry peers on SVI initiatives.

• Providing regular updates to management on cases, threats, trends, and projects.
• As needed, occasionally support other Fraud, AML and CDD teams in detecting and investigating other suspicious activity, including account takeovers, imposters, new account fraud, trading-related activity, international activity, third-party money movement, rapid fund movement, etc

Note: This position is only open to the corporate office location in Indianapolis, IN. Candidate must reside or be willing to relocate on their own to this area. It will be a hybrid schedule of 4 days a week in office and 1 day from home.

What you have

Required Qualifications:

• 3-5 (+) years' work experience in one or more of the following: Elder Financial Exploitation, Fraud Investigation, Customer Service and Financial Services.

• Experience in working closely with internal business partners.

• Passion for assisting clients and experience with working closely with clients.

• Excellent verbal, written and analytic skills.

• Ability to work independently, capable of meeting strict target dates, and demonstrate excellent time management skills.

• Knowledge of FINRA Rule 2165 and related state securities legislation.

Preferred Qualifications:

Note: Candidates may not have experience in all the areas listed below but should be able to demonstrate transferrable skills and a proven ability to learn new ones.

• Experience engaging with senior and vulnerable investors on service or investment matters.

• Experience resolving complex escalated matters or complaints.

• Knowledge of estate planning and trust documentation.

• Experience working with external financial institutions for recovery of funds and investigative research.

• Experience preparing and filing Suspicious Activity Reports (SAR) within regulatory standards and timelines.

• Experience working with external entities such as law enforcement, APS agencies, state securities regulators.

• Knowledge of fraud investigations tools. Examples include: FRA, CLEAR or Lexis Nexis.

• Bachelor's Degree is a plus (but not required).

• Experience with a securities broker-dealer is a plus (but not required).

• Familiarity with bank and broker-dealer business practices is a plus (but not required).

• Active and valid Series 7/63 & 9/10 is a plus (but not required).

• Certified Financial Crime Specialist and/or Certified Fraud Examiner Certification is a plus (but not required).

In addition to the salary range, this role is eligible for bonus or incentive opportunities.



Requisition #: 2026-118944

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2026-118944