Group Risk Manager – 28635
London
The Company are looking for a Group Risk Manager to join their Group Risk Team, supporting implementation of the Risk Framework across the Group, driving transparency and consistency in risk reporting
Senior Risk Manager – 28634
The Company is looking for a Group (Senior) Risk Manager to join them to support delivery of their vision and strategy for enterprise risk
Ref: 28634
- Location: London
- Category: Risk
- Type: Permanent
Overview
Key Duties (Including but not limited to):
- Support the Group Risk Director in the socialisation, embedding and further development of the risk management framework across the Group (including the assimilation of data from their internal risk management software)
- Aligns risk reporting strategy with the Group’s broader goals and objectives to anticipate potential risks that could impact these objectives
- Facilitates risk assessments across the Group, including (but not limited to) the analysis of current mitigation to key risks, identification of emerging risks, analysing root causes, perform scenario analysis, and review against risk appetite statements / tolerances. Highlight gaps and / or weaknesses with corresponding solutions
- Builds and maintains relationships with key stakeholders, providing risk management guidance, challenge and consultation
Experience required:
- Ideal candidates will have previous working experience of operating in a second line risk management department of a financial services firm in the UK and Insurance sector expertise is essential
- Experience required of Risk Management Information System implementation projects and preferable if the candidate has held prior leadership roles in delivery (Governance Risk and Compliance tools or other risk systems)
- Proven experience of identifying gaps or areas of improvement and leading/delivering remediation in a business essential
- Previous leadership and delivery of 2LOD oversight and challenge activity a requirement (e.g. Deep dive risk reports, post incident risk assessments)