Lead Internal Audit Manager, Market Infrastructure

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE); Greater London; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

ICE Internal Audit London focuses on independent assurance across nine entities including exchanges, clearing houses and benchmark administration. The Manager, Internal Audit leads high-quality, risk-based audits across trading, clearing, benchmark and technology-enabling environments, from planning through reporting.

The role requires understanding of market infrastructure, strong stakeholder engagement and the ability to produce concise, evidence-based conclusions that withstand governance

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant field
• Solid Internal Audit/assurance experience in a regulated environment
• Demonstrable experience leading audits from planning through reporting
• Strong governance and regulatory understanding
• Ability to evaluate evidence and write concise conclusions
• Effective stakeholder management and communication

Responsibilities

• Lead assigned audits end-to-end, including planning, risk assessment, walkthroughs, testing, evidence evaluation, issue development and reporting
• Plan with intent: define objectives, risks, controls and success criteria
• Test with judgment: apply targeted, risk-based testing and evaluate evidence
• Report with impact: produce clear reports with root causes and actions
• Follow through: validate remediation and monitor agreed actions
• Develop others: coach team members and share best practices

Skills

Audit leadership

Risk-based auditing

Stakeholder engagement

Report writing

Team coaching

Test planning

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

Tools

Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Audit management tools

Job description

ICE Internal Audit London focuses on independent assurance across nine entities including exchanges, clearing houses and benchmark administration. The Manager, Internal Audit leads high-quality, risk-based audits across trading, clearing, benchmark and technology-enabling environments, from planning through reporting.

The role requires understanding of market infrastructure, strong stakeholder engagement and the ability to produce concise, evidence-based conclusions that withstand governance