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Finders SA, a distinguished Swiss bank, seeks an in-house Operational Risk professional to strengthen the 2nd line of defense. In this role you will contribute to maintaining the bank's risk framework and ensure alignment with FINMA requirements.
You will review the Risk and Control Self-Assessment, test controls, collaborate with stakeholders across three lines of defense, and support regulatory risk reviews.
As a distinguished banking and financial services institution, our Client provides customized investment advisory and asset management solutions for both private and institutional clients. Their long-established success is built on the dedication and expertise of their team members, and they offer a human-sized, dynamic, innovative place to work with likeminded professionals, as well as a collaborative team spirit. With a legacy spanning over 150 years and a presence in multiple global locations, they offer the chance to contribute to a thriving and forward-thinking organization. A bank that Finders works with regularly, as a trusted partner, thus able to explain the culture to any prospective applicant.
Perhaps you are in the Big 4 today covering risk and audit and looking to move into an in-house operational risk role within banking? Or you already have several years of experience in operational risk, internal audit or controls and are looking for a new challenge within a well-established banking environment?
This is an interesting 2nd line of defense opportunity within a busy, close-knit team, where you will contribute to the maintenance and development of the Bank's operational risk framework, ensuring alignment with Swiss banking regulations and FINMA requirements. You will work closely with stakeholders across the three lines of defense, helping to identify, assess and mitigate operational risks and strengthen the Bank's internal control environment.
Essentially, your role will involve reviewing and challenging the Risk and Control Self-Assessment (RCSA), performing tests of controls, contributing to relevant risk reviews and supporting the ongoing development of the operational risk framework.