- Jalan Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, Kompleks Kerajaan Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory Malaysia
Working Location
Job Description
Responsibilities
Start as an analyst. Grow into a financial crime specialist.
Financial crime is changing, creating demand for people who can spot suspicious activity, investigate risk and protect customers.
FDM’s Risk, Regulation & Compliance Graduate Programme gives you the training and experience to enter this field. You will start with up to 12 weeks of full-time training in the FDM Skills Lab before joining a client project with a leading global organisation.
Your first role could be in transaction monitoring, customer due diligence or anti-money laundering. As your experience grows, you can move into financial crime investigations, risk management, governance, regulatory change or team leadership.
Start dates: rolling intake. Apply now.
Your first 12 weeks
You will build practical knowledge of how organisations prevent financial crime and meet regulatory requirements. Your training could cover:
You will also learn how to communicate with clients, manage priorities and work effectively within project teams.
Roles you could move into
Where it leads: build your foundations as an analyst, develop specialist expertise and progress into investigations, risk management, governance, regulatory change or team leadership.
Why join FDM
What you need to bring
How to apply
Submit application → Phone interview → Video interview → Technical test → Assessment Centre
About FDM
FDM powers the people behind tech and innovation. For 35+ years, we have helped people start careers through training, coaching, and client work. FDM has 18 centres, 300+ client partners, and 20,000+ careers launched.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion
Tech careers should be open to everyone. With 75+ nationalities, FDM welcomes people from all backgrounds, identities, and experiences.
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