I’m working on a really interesting opportunity for a Conflicts & AML Analyst to join the London office of a top-tier international law firm with a highly regarded global platform and a growing risk and new business intake team. This is a particularly exciting time to be joining, with the wider team expanding and the function continuing to grow in profile and sophistication.

This is not a back-office role hidden away from the business. It is a visible, business-critical position sitting at the heart of client onboarding, conflicts clearance and anti-money laundering analysis, with regular interaction with partners, senior fee earners and senior leadership. The successful hire will be joining a high-performing team that plays an essential role in helping the firm assess risk, support new business and navigate increasingly complex cross-border matters.

The role will suit someone who already has strong AML and client due diligence experience within a US or international law firm environment, along with exposure to conflicts work, and who is confident balancing technical accuracy with commercial awareness. You will be involved in researching and verifying new clients, carrying out detailed AML reviews, analysing client and matter risk, conducting conflicts checks, preparing search reports, supporting on sanctions and adverse media screening, and helping guide internal stakeholders through policy and process. There is also genuine opportunity here to work on more nuanced and higher-risk matters, including enhanced due diligence and complex client structures, with regular exposure to senior decision-makers including MLRO-level stakeholders.

The firm is looking for someone with strong judgement, a calm and credible manner, and the confidence to engage directly with fee earners in a fast-paced environment. You will need to be highly organised, comfortable handling confidential information and able to manage competing priorities without losing sight of detail. Experience using Intapp Open and research tools such as WorldCheck, Orbis or S&P Capital IQ will be helpful, as will prior exposure to legal compliance screening and law firm conflicts processes. A law degree or other legal qualification would be welcomed, but the key focus is on relevant experience, sound judgement and the ability to operate effectively in a stakeholder-facing role.

For someone already working in a law firm AML or conflicts function and looking for a broader, more visible role within a prestigious international environment, this is a very strong opportunity. The salary is market rate, alongside a competitive benefits package and hybrid working.