Job Description



The Compliance Manager will be a key member of Cantor Fitzgerald Securities' Compliance team, providing advisory and surveillance coverage for the firm's Traditional and Block Futures/Commodities businesses and Swap activities conducted through its Introducing Broker entities and Swap Execution Facility. The role supports the Futures Commission Merchant's guarantor responsibilities, works in-office, and partners closely with front-office, risk, operations, and technology teams to ensure robust compliance frameworks and regulatory adherence.




Responsibilities

• Serve as the primary compliance advisor to U.S. Futures and Swaps Introducing Broker businesses, offering day-to-day regulatory guidance.


• Develop, enhance, and implement compliance policies and procedures aligned with CFTC, NFA, and exchange requirements.


• Analyze complex regulatory and business issues, identify risks, and implement timely solutions with minimal supervision.


• Partner with traders, supervisors, and stakeholders to assess compliance risks and remediate identified issues.


• Independently manage multiple priorities, initiatives, and projects while meeting critical deadlines.


• Support regulatory examinations, audits, and reviews by gathering, analyzing, and presenting required documentation.


• Monitor regulatory developments, industry trends, and rule changes, recommending enhancements to maintain ongoing compliance.


• Collaborate with business and control functions to design and strengthen supervisory frameworks, surveillance programs, controls, and monitoring reports.


• Draft and coordinate responses to regulatory inquiries, examinations, and information requests.


• Conduct comprehensive trade reconstructions and audit-trail reviews across traditional futures, block futures, and swap transactions, including electronic and voice communications.

• Advanced degree preferred.


• Minimum of five years of compliance, regulatory, or supervisory experience within an FCM, Introducing Broker, broker-dealer, exchange, or regulatory organization.


• Strong knowledge of CFTC and NFA rules, Dodd-Frank Title VII, and SEF regulatory requirements.


• Excellent analytical, organizational, written, and verbal communication skills.


• Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, regulated environment.


• Professional certifications/registrations such as Series 3, Series 7, Series 24, Series 30, or the Swaps Proficiency Exam (SPE) preferred.


• Experience with trade reconstruction, audit-trail analysis, and surveillance systems.


• Proven ability to collaborate with front-office, risk, operations, and technology teams.


• Demonstrated skill in developing and delivering compliance training programs.


• Detail-oriented with strong judgment and problem-solving abilities.