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Fiduciary Compliance Specialist

ProspectBlue, Richmond, VA, United States


ProspectBlue is leading the search

for a

Fiduciary Compliance Specialist

to join a forward-thinking, nationally chartered financial institution as it builds and expands its Trust Division.

This is a unique opportunity to play a foundational role in shaping the fiduciary compliance framework for a growing platform offering personal, corporate, and institutional trust services—including innovative solutions tied to M&A, escrow, 1031 exchanges, and digital asset custody.

The Opportunity This role sits at the intersection of

compliance, risk, and fiduciary governance , working closely with executive leadership to design, implement, and maintain a best-in-class compliance program.

You’ll have the chance to build key processes from the ground up, influence enterprise risk strategy, and gain exposure to board-level reporting and decision-making.

Key Responsibilities Fiduciary Governance & Compliance

Develop and maintain fiduciary compliance frameworks aligned with OCC regulations, ERISA, and other applicable laws

Build and manage the department’s

Risk Assessment (RA) , including ongoing updates and enhancements

Design and execute monitoring and testing programs to identify and mitigate compliance risks

Partner with leadership to establish policies, procedures, and internal controls

Conduct ongoing reviews of fiduciary accounts, transactions, and activities

Identify, elevate, and help remediate compliance issues

Analyze trends and provide actionable insights to strengthen controls

Policy & Regulatory Alignment

Interpret new and evolving regulations and assess business impact

Update internal policies and ensure alignment with regulatory expectations and industry best practices

Audit & Reporting

Support internal and external audits and regulatory examinations

Prepare clear, concise reporting for senior leadership, committees, and the board

Track and validate remediation efforts

Training & Cross-Functional Partnership

Serve as a subject matter expert on fiduciary compliance

Provide training and guidance to internal stakeholders across operations, legal, and risk teams

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business, Law, or related field

3–7+ years of experience in fiduciary compliance, trust administration, investment compliance, or risk management

Experience in a regulated financial services environment strongly preferred

Preferred Certifications (not required)

CTFA, CRC, CRSP, QKA/QPA, CAMS, or similar

What Sets This Role Apart

Opportunity to

build and shape a compliance function

within a growing trust platform

High visibility with executive leadership and board-level exposure

Exposure to

complex and emerging fiduciary products , including digital assets

Collaborative, entrepreneurial environment with strong growth potential

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