MidFirst Bank is the largest privately owned bank in the United States, holding $41.2 billion in assets and operating in the Southwest and major U.S. markets. It offers a full suite of personal, commercial, trust, private banking, and mortgage products, and is a leading commercial‑real‑estate lender and national mortgage‑servicing provider. The private‑ownership structure enables a tailored, community‑focused approach that blends deep local knowledge with the flexibility of a private firm. Employees prioritize loyalty, integrity, and a commitment to customers’ financial goals, while the bank actively supports education, charity, and civic initiatives in the communities it serves.
The Financial Crimes AML Specialist will have a working knowledge of the basic principles of the Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) regulations with a focus on Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR), Currency Transaction Reporting (CTR), Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD), Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Screening, and Customer Risk. The AML Specialist will be responsible for analyzing transactional activity, investigating red flags, performing customer due diligence, identifying and monitoring high risk customers, and reporting suspicious activity that may present increased risk for money laundering, terrorist financing, or other suspicious/illegal activity.
MidFirst Bank is the largest privately owned bank in the United States, holding $41.2 billion in assets and operating in the Southwest and major U.S. markets. It offers a full suite of personal, commercial, trust, private banking, and mortgage products, and is a leading commercial‑real‑estate lender and national mortgage‑servicing provider. The private‑ownership structure enables a tailored, community‑focused approach that blends deep local knowledge with the flexibility of a private firm. Employees prioritize loyalty, integrity, and a commitment to customers’ financial goals, while the bank actively supports education, charity, and civic initiatives in the communities it serves.