Compliance Manager – Gwent
Compliance Manager in Gwent. Salary on offer: From £60,000. Apply in confidence through Austen Lloyd’s specialist legal recruitment team.
The Role
Serve as Deputy Compliance Officer for Legal Practice, Data Protection Manager, and Money Laundering Reporting Officer.
Oversee regulatory compliance, AML, data protection, and risk management.
Manage complaints, claims, and training oversight across the firm.
Act as a member of the management team, contributing to strategic decisions.
About You
Full knowledge of SRA Standards and Regulations.
Understanding of Data Protection legislation and AML compliance.
Organised with strong people and time management skills.
Ability to implement changes and introduce new policies for compliance and risk management.
What's on Offer
This permanent role offers the opportunity to lead compliance efforts within a reputable firm, with support from directors and the authority to make impactful decisions.
Why This Role
This position empowers you to shape compliance practices, ensuring the firm meets its regulatory obligations while supporting strategic growth.
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Market Spotlight — Gwent
The current legal recruitment landscape is highly active. Firms are prioritizing strategic hires and offering robust packages to secure top-tier talent in specialized fields.
Demand
High for experienced specialists
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Why Austen Lloyd?
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- Direct relationships with firm partners
- Specialist legal expertise since 2009
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