Senior Manager Fraud Strategy and Trend Analytics

Senior Manager Fraud Strategy and Trend Analytics Atlantic Union Bank profit sharing United States, Virginia, Glen Allen Apr 01, 2026 Description The Senior Manager, Fraud Strategy & Trend Analytics is accountable for designing, executing, and continuously improving the Bank's enterprise fraud risk strategies across all channels and products. The role leads the development of datadriven fraud processes, strategies, and controls that reduce fraud losses while protecting customer experience and supporting business growth. This leader partners closely with Fraud Operations, Technology, Product, Model Risk, and vendor partners to evaluate and deploy fraud tools, monitor performance, and optimize endtoend defenses. Acting as a strategic extension of the Director of Enterprise Fraud and Business Resiliency, this role provides leadership coverage, decision support, and execution strength across prevention, detection, and analytics initiatives, including during complex or ambiguous risk scenarios. Position Accountabilities Fraud Strategy & Roadmap Own the strategic development and execution of originations fraud strategy for first and thirdparty fraud; define product vision, business cases, and measurable outcomes. Monitor fraud trends and typologies; translate insights into strategies, policies, rules, segments, and controls that balance protection with customer experience. Conduct market/threat analysis and align strategy with risk appetite, regulatory expectations, and enterprise objectives. Analytics & Performance Management Lead ongoing trend analysis and rootcause assessment to identify drivers of fraud; propose and test solutions in an agile, testandlearn environment. Establish scorecards and KPIs (e.g., loss rate, detection rate, false positives, approval/friction metrics); communicate performance and recommendations to senior audiences. Controls, Models & Technology Assess new tools and optimize existing processes; collaborate with Model Risk and Technology to design, implement, and refine fraud models, rules, and decision flows. Oversee control monitoring, challenger testing, and refinement cycles to ensure resilience against emerging schemes and channelspecific risks. CrossFunctional & Vendor Leadership Build strong partnerships with Fraud Operations, IT, Information Security, Product, Legal, Compliance, and Customer Experience to deliver endtoend solutions. Manage vendor relationships and integration roadmaps; align SLAs, pricing, and capabilities to risk coverage and ROI. Portfolio Governance & Reporting Provide performance tracking, reporting, and executivelevel presentations on strategy effectiveness, customer impact, and ROI. Support audits, regulatory requests, documentation, and control reviews; ensure policy/standard adherence. Leadership Coverage & Team Development Act as a strategic extension of the Director of Fraud; represent leadership in meetings and forums; manage competing priorities and escalations. Lead and develop fraud analysts and investigators; mentor, set expectations, and elevate analytical rigor and execution. CustomerCentered Design & Process Excellence Balance fraud mitigation with customer journey needs; design stepups and experiences that preserve conversion while reducing risk. Drive process reengineering, information management, and technical implementation to streamline operations and outcomes. Enterprise Initiatives & Change Play a key role in bank migrations, system conversions, and M&A activities; support fraud risk assessments and integration planning. Facilitate solutions across functions; secure funding and be accountable for realization of business cases and ROI. Scope of Responsibility Enterprise ownership of fraud strategy across originations and transactional risk (first and thirdparty) spanning multiple products and channels (e.g., DDA, card, payments, digital, branch). Leadership of the fraud analytics agenda (trend monitoring, rootcause analysis, testandlearn) and translation of insights into executable controls and policy. Oversight of fraud tool and vendor portfolios in partnership with Technology and Model Risk, including rule sets, models, authentication/identity verification, device/behavioral analytics, and case management workflows. Executivefacing reporting on fraud KPIs, strategy effectiveness, customer friction, and ROI; responsibility for escalations and complex/ambiguous cases. Crossfunctional leadership to align Operations capacity, playbooks, and alerts with strategic intent and emerging threats. Support for enterprise initiatives (audits, regulatory examinations, system migrations, conversions, and M&A) as a senior fraud leader. Organizational Relationships This position reports to: Director of Enterprise Fraud and Business Resiliency This role partners extensively with: Executive Leadership Risk Committees Business Unit Leadership IT, Information Security, Operations, Corporate Security Enterprise Risk Management & Compliance Audit, Legal, HR, Facilities, Vendor Management External auditors, regulators, and service providers Position Qualifications Required Bachelor's degree in Operations Management, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, or related business discipline; or equivalent combination of education and applied experience. 10+ years of fraud risk strategy experience (financial services preferred). Advanced Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint skills. Strong problemsolving and analytical skills; proven ability to design, implement, and monitor fraud strategies and controls. Excellent communication, influencing, and crossfunctional partnering skills; ability to make decisions under pressure and manage escalations. Preferred Previous management of tenured Fraud Analysts. Experience with the project management lifecycle using Agile. Master's degree in a quantitative or business discipline. Experience supporting audits, regulatory expectations, or enterprise risk initiatives. Exposure to bank conversions, system migrations, and M&A activities.

Knowledge, Skills & Competencies Domain Expertise:

First/thirdparty originations, account takeover, payments (ACH/wire/card/realtime), synthetic identity, mule activity, check fraud, social engineering (phishing/SMiShing/VIShing).

Analytics & Decisioning:

Data mining, segmentation, thresholds, challenger testing, drift/stability monitoring, performance metrics (e.g., detection, false positives, precision/recall).

Technology & Tools:

Decision engines, case management, identity proofing and authentication, device fingerprinting, behavioral biometrics, model governance coordination.

Business & Leadership:

Strategy development, portfolio prioritization, ROI ownership, vendor management, executive communication, change leadership, and escalation management.

Leadership Behaviors:

Focus on the Customer

• Engage diverse feedback, design endtoend experiences, and reduce friction thoughtfully. Unlock Potential
• Set context and expectations; empower and coach teams; build diverse, highperforming talent. Drive Outcomes
• Simplify, remove obstacles, deliver measurable results in loss reduction and customer experience. Innovate Now
• Apply testandlearn; encourage smart risktaking; stay agile and datadriven.

Salary offered will be based on several factors including but not limited to education, work experience, certifications, etc. This position is also eligible to participate in either an applicable incentive compensation plan for the position or a discretionary profit sharing bonus program. General information on our comprehensive benefits package can be found by visiting https://www.atlanticunionbank.com/about/careers/benefits. We are proud to be an Equal Employment Opportunity employer. We maintain a drug-free workplace. Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.