Location: Vilnius, Lithuania

Join us at the frontline of financial crime prevention and help protect the integrity of global correspondent banking networks.
We are looking for a diligent and analytical professional to join our Financial Risk Control & Prevention (FRCP) department as an Specialist within Correspondent Banking Transaction Monitoring. In this role, you will support the monitoring and investigation of correspondent banking activity, helping to identify potential money laundering, sanctions, and other financial crime risks linked to cross border transactions and respondent institutions.
 

Danske Bank is a leading financial institution in Northern Europe, committed to maintaining robust AML standards and strong correspondent banking controls in line with international regulatory expectations.
The workplace is located in Vilnius. Danske Bank supports workplace flexibility (we currently use a hybrid work model, where we work at least 3 days in the office).
Depending on your experience and knowledge, we may offer you a different seniority for the role.

You will:
•    Assist in monitoring correspondent banking transactions, including cross border payments and flows involving respondent banks, to identify suspicious activity and elevated AML or sanctions risks
•    Support the investigation of alerts generated by transaction monitoring systems, with a focus on correspondent banking typologies and risk indicators
•    Analyse transaction patterns, payment messages, and customer/respondent bank information to assess potential financial crime exposure
•    Contribute to the ongoing enhancement of correspondent banking transaction monitoring processes and controls
•    Document investigations, analysis, and decisions clearly and in line with internal procedures and regulatory expectations
•    Stay informed on relevant AML, sanctions, and correspondent banking regulatory developments and typologies

About You:
•    Experience in AML, transaction monitoring, correspondent banking, payments, or other operational compliance roles is preferred
•    Strong interest in correspondent banking, cross border payments, financial crime prevention, and regulatory compliance
•    Analytical mindset with the ability to identify unusual transaction behavior and assess risk across complex payment flows
•    High attention to detail and comfort working with structured investigations and large volumes of transactional data
•    Proactive, motivated, and able to work in a continuously evolving regulatory environment
•    Upper intermediate English skills, both written and verbal
•    Understanding of AML frameworks, sanctions regimes, and correspondent banking risk management is considered an advantage

We offer:
Monthly salary ranges from 1760 EUR to 2640 EUR gross (based on your competencies relevant for the job).

Additionally, each Danske Bank employee receives employee benefits package which includes:
•    Growth opportunities: professional & supportive team, e-learnings, numerous development programs; (incl. professional certificates); 100+ professions for internal mobility opportunities.
•    Health & Well-being: a diverse, inclusive, work & life balance work environment; additional health insurance; mental well-being practices; partial psychologist counselling compensation; silence and sleep zones at the office; game rooms.
•    Hybrid working conditions: Work from home up to two days a week; home office budget (after the probation period); modern Danske Campus workplace developed with anthropologist for the best employee experience.
•    Additional days of leave: for rest, health, volunteering, exams in higher education institutions, and other important activities. Moreover, for seniority with Danske Bank.
•    Monetary compensation package: accidents & critical diseases insurance; financial support in case of unfortunate events, travel insurance; IIIrd Pillar Pension Fund contribution.
See all the benefits HERE.

Your job function (position) in the job contract will be Anti-Money Laundering.

If you're interested in this role and joining my team, feel free to contact me via LinkedIn, and I will answer your questions! – Monika Tribineviciene, Leader of Correspondent Banking Transaction Monitoring team.

For this position, the requirement to provide a criminal record certificate issued by Lithuanian or foreign authorities has entered into force on 1 June 2026. From this date, it is mandatory to present criminal record certificate(s) to be eligible for hire, and the same requirement will apply throughout the employment period. For more information, please refer to Hiring process.

Join us at the frontline of financial crime prevention and help protect the integrity of global correspondent banking networks. We are looking for a diligent and analytical professional to join our Financial Risk Control & Prevention (FRCP) department as an Specialist within Correspondent Banking Transaction Monitoring. In this role, you will support the monitoring and investigation of correspondent banking activity, helping to identify potential money laundering, sanctions, and other financial crime risks linked to cross border transactions and respondent institutions.