Senior Analyst I & II - Fiduciary Services Division.

The Senior Analyst is responsible for monitoring of assigned licensees and/or responsible for engaging in risk-focused on-site inspections to achieve the first stage supervision of performance, legislative requirements and the goals and objectives of the Fiduciary Services Division and the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (“CIMA” or the “Authority”).

RESPONSIBILITIES:
The successful candidate will:
• Gather and analyze returns, financial statements, and other information to assess adequacy of liquidity and capital, as well as determine prudence of practices under the regulatory Acts, the AML/CFT regime and applicable standards;
• Perform comprehensive risk assessments of all licensees and determine appropriate recommendations for issues of concern;
• Engage in formal regulatory meetings and analyze information to determine prudent business practices and adherence to the requirements of the Banks and Trust Companies Act, the Companies Management Act, the Directors Registration and Licensing Act and AML/CFT framework;
• Participate with and lead a team of Analysts and other members of the team to inspect and or analyze a licensee’s records to determine the adequacy and suitability of the risk management and business operations;
• Processes applications and prepares submissions to the Authority’s Management Committee for, among other things, new licence applications, cancellations, change in ownerships, and/or amendments to the business plan;
• Lead meetings with relevant stakeholders in furtherance of onsite inspections and proposes a follow-up program for deficiencies identified in inspected entities;
• Lead prudential meetings and analyses information to determine prudential business practices and adherence to relevant Acts, Standards, Rules, Statements of Guidance and Anti-Money Laundering Guidance Notes;
• Review and/or prepare draft pre-inspection and inspection reports, including requirements for improvement based on findings, and follow up to ensure compliance with requirements;
• Review complaints and make recommendations for resolution, as well as respond to queries from licensees, other Divisions and Overseas Regulatory Authorities;
• Research, collect and submit pertinent information to lead or assist with specific projects;
• Research and analyze trends, practices and emerging supervisory techniques within the local industry and throughout competitor jurisdictions;
• Review and supervise the work prepared by Analysts to ensure compliance with all policies, procedures and guidelines;
• Provide input in the drafting and ongoing review/update of the divisional off-site procedural manual;
• Assist in the preparation of submissions for enforcement actions and fines; and
• Provide mentorship & training and technical advice to aid in the development of Analysts to achieve optimal performance in their duties.

REQUIREMENTS:
The minimum qualifications required to successfully perform the job are as follows:
• A Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration or Economics with at least four years’ experience in a relevant position within the financial services industry – with at least three years’ (four to five years at the Senior II level) supervisory experience, preferably within a trust and corporate services environment;
• A professional qualification such as the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (“STEP”) or Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (“CAMS”) would be preferred;
• Specific knowledge of auditing and auditing principles to aid in the analysis of financial statements relating to fiduciary companies and the skills to analyze the implications of financial statements as they relate to fiduciary companies, would be advantageous;
• Significant knowledge of the Monetary Authority Act, Banks and Trust Companies Act, the Directors Registration and Licensing Act, Companies Management Act, Companies Act, Trust Act, associated Regulations and relevant Rules, Statements of Guidance and policies relating to the supervision of licensees and registrants;
• Knowledge of current international regulatory practices and the Standard on the Regulation of Trust and Corporate Service Providers as established by The Group of International Finance Centre Supervisors (“GIFCS”);
• Forward thinking with excellent organizational skills and proven ability to multi-task in a fast-paced environment;
• Public speaking and presentation skills;
• Significant Knowledge of AML legislation and guidance notes and Proceeds of Crime Act and Regulations; and
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, especially MS Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.

Caymanians, persons possessing Caymanian Status, Permanent Residency, or Residency Employment Rights Certificate are encouraged to apply.

Direct applicants only. Applications received from agencies will not be accepted at this time.

Salary: CI $77,929 - $94,519 per annum. A competitive benefits package is also offered including health insurance, pension, vacation, life insurance.

Application form may be completed online by visiting careers.cima.ky

Application Deadline: 20 November 2026
(Only shortlisted candidates will be notified)