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Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) - Risk Officer-13027386

Description

 Job Purpose:

The ERM Risk Officer will report directly into the ERM Nigeria Head.  Be responsible for the provision of control advisory support, assisting the  Head conduct the relevant Governance meetings, execution of the Control Framework and assisting in ERM activities within the wider Africa Division.
               
Job Background / Context:

Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is part of the Franchise Risk and Strategy organization.  Comprised of a few hundred employees globally.  ERM was created to proactively assist the businesses, O&T, and the independent control groups in enhancing the effectiveness of controls, managing operational risks across products, business lines and regions.

Qualifications

 Knowledge/Experience:
  •  Familiarity with corporate and investment banking
  • Strong experience in operational  / product control.
  • Minimum of 10 years post qualification experience of which a minimum of 7 years  must be in Risk, Compliance or Controls, preferably in an international financial institution.
  • A thorough knowledge of multiple control environments.

Skills:
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Strong written and oral communication skills
  • Strong analytical abilities
  • Significant attention to detail
  • Strategic and goal-oriented focus
  • Unwavering commitment to co-operative and collaborative working
  • Strong Excel and presentation skills

Qualifications:
  •  A good University degree
  •  An MBA will be an added advantage.  
  •  Exceptional candidates who do not meet these criteria may be considered for the role provided they have the necessary skills and experience        

Competencies: 
  •  In depth knowledge of Risks, Controls and processes in Financial industry
  • The successful candidates will need to show that they are unafraid to take responsibility in this post with high exposure and expectations
  • The candidates must be able to work effectively with local seniors, contemporaries and peers in other clusters and regions to maintain a collaborative culture

Please Click here to apply for this Job
 
 

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