FINRA Supervisory Specialist Senior Wealth Management (Senior & Non-Senior Roles)
FINRA Supervisory Specialist Senior Wealth Management (Senior & Non-Senior Roles)
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Supervise Financial Advisors (FAs) and registered branch activities
- Conduct trade reviews and new account reviews
- Review surveillance alerts and identify trends/patterns
- Escalate and resolve supervisory or compliance concerns
- Conduct Level 2 reviews and complex case analysis
- Monitor advisor/client activity for regulatory compliance
- Review communications, complaints, and documentation
- Support complaint resolution and branch/hub audits
- Provide coaching and compliance guidance to Financial Advisors
- Conduct proactive training, onboarding, and mentorship
- Collaborate with Legal, Compliance, Risk, Operations, and Sales teams
- Support regulatory and risk management initiatives
- Participate in process improvement and supervisory projects
- Update procedures and assist with department initiatives
- EducationBachelor's Degree required
- Equivalent combination of education, certifications, and experience may be considered
- Required Client Licenses
- Series 7Series 24 OR 9/10 Series 66 OR (63 & 65)
- 3+ years of relevant financial services / supervisory experience
- Experience within wealth management, brokerage, or securities supervision
- Experience reviewing trades, surveillance alerts, or new accounts
- Strong understanding of Client, SEC, and securities regulations
- Experience working with Financial Advisors and branch supervision
- Risk management and escalation handling experience
- Preferred Experience
- Wealth Management or Private Banking supervision
- Branch examination/audit experience
- Complaint resolution experience
- Supervisory trend analysis and reporting
- Process improvement/project leadership
- Level 2 supervisory review experienceSME experience across investment products
- Client Supervision
- Trade Review
- Surveillance Monitoring
- Regulatory Compliance
- Risk Management
- Complaint Resolution
- Wealth Management Operations
- Branch Supervision
- Financial Advisor Support
- Critical Thinking & Decision Making
- Training & Mentorship
- Attention to Detail
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