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Kenyan financial centre opens 30 jobs in Nairobi

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Kenya’s Financial Reporting Centre is opening 30 positions across 21 roles at its Nairobi headquarters, including jobs in compliance, finance, law and digital transformation. Online applications must be submitted by 16 November 2026, according to Tuko.

The Financial Reporting Centre (FRC), the Kenyan agency responsible for detecting the proceeds of crime and combating money laundering, has opened 30 positions across 21 roles at its headquarters in Nairobi. Applications must be submitted online through the FRC website by 16 November 2026, according to TUKO.

The jobs range from director of compliance and technical capacity building to officer roles. The FRC is recruiting three deputy directors for operational analysis, finance and accounting, and external relations, as well as deputy directors responsible for corporate communications, digital transformation and legal services.

Ten Financial Intelligence Officer II positions cover operational analysis, compliance and regulation, technical capacity building, and data modelling and analysis. Other recruitment is for information technology, internal audit, human resources, administration, security and supply chain roles.

The vacancies were published in MyGov on Tuesday 27 October. The FRC carries out its mandate under Kenya’s 2009 Proceeds of Crime and Anti-Money Laundering Act.

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