Head of Fraud and Financial Crimes Risk Management

About the position We are a values driven organization putting Relationships FIRST. EagleBank (NASDAQ – EGBN) is focused on being Flexible, Involved, Responsive, Strong, and Trusted. By prioritizing meaningful connections with our customers, employees, and shareholders, we relentlessly deliver the most compelling, valuable service to our customers.EagleBank is committed to inclusion, equity, and respect. We celebrate diversity and intentionally seek out opportunities to learn from one another’s experience. We believe employees are essential to the building of relationships and we prioritize investing in employee growth and wellbeing. Employee involvement is fostered through resource groups, mentorship programs, community service, and scholarship opportunities for continued education. With features including maternity and parental leaves, wellness discounts, healthcare premium sharing, employer funding in your HSA account, and 100% 401(k) matching up to 4%, we pride ourselves in the ways we support our internal relationships. The minimum and maximum projected annualized salary for this position is: $170,982.00 to $293,110.80. Additional compensation may be possible based on experience and skills. We understand the need to be creative and flexible when it comes to telecommuting and other alternative work arrangements. This position is eligible for our hybrid remote work and will work in the Bethesda, MD office four days per week. The Head Fraud and Financial Crimes Risk Management leads the bank's comprehensive Financial Crimes Risk Management program, including oversight of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)/Anti-Money Laundering (AML) function, second-line fraud prevention, and Quality Assurance (QA). Reporting directly to the Chief Risk Officer, this high-impact leadership role requires a balance of strategic oversight, regulatory expertise, and cross-functional collaboration ensuring the bank complies with all applicable laws and leading a high-performing team. While the BSA/AML Officer reports to this position administratively, the BSA/AML Officer retains the authority, independence, and direct access to the Board of Directors, CEO, and Chief Risk Officer required by federal regulations to effectively discharge their BSA/AML compliance responsibilities. This position ensures the Bank maintains a coordinated, integrated and effective risk management framework and meets all regulatory obligations related to fraud prevention and financial crimes compliance. Responsibilities • The Head Fraud and Financial Crimes Risk Management leads the bank's comprehensive Financial Crimes Risk Management program, including oversight of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA)/Anti-Money Laundering (AML) function, second-line fraud prevention, and Quality Assurance (QA). • Reporting directly to the Chief Risk Officer, this high-impact leadership role requires a balance of strategic oversight, regulatory expertise, and cross-functional collaboration ensuring the bank complies with all applicable laws and leading a high-performing team. • This position ensures the Bank maintains a coordinated, integrated and effective risk management framework and meets all regulatory obligations related to fraud prevention and financial crimes compliance. Requirements • Bachelor’s Degree in Arts/Sciences (BA/BS) in business management, finance, risk management or related field • 15 years progressive experience in financial crimes with significant focus on BSA/AML, compliance, fraud prevention and quality assurance. • 8 years in a leadership role overseeing financial crimes programs at a financial institution • Proven track record building and leading fraud and/or BSA/AML programs in banking or financial services • Experience managing through regulatory examinations, addressing findings, and maintaining regulatory relationships • Demonstrated understanding of BSA/AML Officer independence requirements and ability to enable compliance while providing oversight • Demonstrated understanding of BSA/AML Officer independence requirements and ability to enable compliance while providing oversight • CFE (Certified Fraud Examiner) • Comprehensive knowledge of the FFIEC Examination Manual • Comprehensive knowledge of applicable laws, regulations, and reporting requirements (including Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), USA PATRIOT Act, US Treasury AML guidelines and OFAC requirements) • Comprehensive knowledge of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and fraud prevention and detection processes, investigative techniques and advanced research methods • Experience interacting with regulatory agencies and managing regulatory examinations • General knowledge of data governance, data management, and data quality • Ability to design, implement, and coordinate testing, quality assurance/control, and/or secondary review and feedback processes, or other related auditing or compliance processes • Ability to identify and comprehend new and existing AML and fraud schemes, trends, threats and tactics • Pr