- Pay
- CA$48–71k
- Where
- Toronto, Ontario, GB · GB
- Level
- Mid
Make your mark as a Compliance Advisor in the Financial Services sector, based in Toronto.
Financial services firms in Toronto are under more regulatory scrutiny than at any point in the last decade.
Anti-money laundering rules shift, OSFI guidance tightens, and clients expect their money handled by people who take oversight seriously.
This business is a fast-moving startup building financial products from the ground up, and it needs a Compliance Advisor who can build the rulebook as the company grows, not just follow one that already exists.
Here's what you'll be doing: Monitor transactions and client activity for AML red flags, escalating anything that doesn't sit right Draft and maintain compliance policies as new products and markets come online Liaise directly with regulators and respond to information requests within tight deadlines Run training sessions so the wider team understands what compliance actually requires of them Review marketing material, client communications and new product features before launch Track regulatory change across Canadian financial services law and flag what needs action Here are the skills you'll need: 2-4 years' experience in a compliance, risk or regulatory role within financial services Working knowledge of Canadian AML/ATF requirements and OSFI expectations Comfortable writing clearly.
Policies that nobody can understand don't get followed Able to say no to a product idea and explain why, without becoming the office of "no" Organised enough to manage multiple regulatory deadlines at once A completed or in-progress compliance designation (CAMS, CSC or equivalent) is an asset Key perks and benefits: C$47,500 - C$71,000, depending on experience Equity in the business.
You're building something, not just clocking in Hybrid working from the Toronto office, with flexible hours around it Learning and development budget for courses, designations and conferences A flat structure where you'll work directly with founders, not three layers of management Why pursue a career in Financial Services?
Financial services in Canada keeps expanding, and regulation grows with it.
That means compliance professionals are in steady demand, with a clear path from advisor to manager to head of compliance for those who want it.
Toronto remains one of the strongest financial hubs in North America, and a Compliance Advisor who builds a reputation here carries that credibility wherever they go next.
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