Business Risk Officer
$146,000 - $203,800 per year
ApplyBusiness Risk Officer
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$146,000 - $203,800 per year
About the role
- Identify any potential blind spots in processes and controls, and suggest commercial improvements/enhancements
- Facilitate pre-launch and new activity initiatives/reviews, tracking items to closure and escalating where/when necessary
- Facilitate execution of risk self assessments and similar exercises within the non-financial risk frameworks
- Event/incident, issues, and remediations management - ensuring that incidents and issues are recorded and managed through to remediation in line with any and all relevant frameworks in the company
- Develop and enhance iteratively KPIs/KRIs to be monitored by yourself, product/process owners, and other stakeholders in order to mitigate risk
- Coordinate interactions and responses between Product and Operations teams vs. other stakeholders for audits, exams and similar reviews (internal and external)
- Have at least 5 - 7+ years of experience in a banking, fintech, or other financial services firms in a product/business, business risks and/or controls, operational risk, or other similar roles
- Track record of balancing risk, compliance, and customer experience in cross-functional settings
- Excellent communication skills to simplify complex business, reg and/or risk concepts into clear explanations and/or recommendations
- Familiarity with Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) practices and non-financial risk frameworks
- Curious, growth-oriented, and motivated to work on risk and controls at all lifecycle stages (new product launches, scaling, and legacy optimization)
- Bring a collaborative, problem-solving mindset to your work, have strong stakeholder management skills, and an ability to influence without direct authority
- Approach your work with a high quality bar and a strong sense of ownership - you see things through to completion, knowing when to be pragmatic vs. when not to settle
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