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A leading risk management firm based in Singapore is seeking a Senior Risk Officer to oversee the risk management function across the APAC region. This role requires at least 8 years of relevant experience in actuarial or risk management, with strong analytical skills and effective communication being essential. The Senior Risk Officer will be responsible for managing various risks, establishing strong frameworks, and engaging with senior stakeholders to ensure compliance and proactive risk management.
The Senior Risk Officer (“SRO”) is responsible for supporting the Head of APAC Risk Management in leading the risk management function across APAC Property & Casualty (“P&C”) business.
As the lead in the P&C business line, you will drive all risk‑related activities which may also encompass operational, financial, reputational, and/or emerging risks such as environmental/climate related risks across the APAC region. You will also be accountable for establishing, maintaining and enhancing effective risk management frameworks and systems that are tailored to each entity’s risk profile, regulatory environment and business strategy. You will be at the forefront and key interface for all P&C risk matters.
To do this, you will need to maintain up‑to‑date understanding of the business and local regulatory requirements including any developments/changes, as well as maintaining close proximity to the different entities, business units and functions in addition to your usual key stakeholders.
Your responsibilities will span the full spectrum of risk identification, assessment, monitoring, reporting, and escalation, ensuring that risk matters are addressed proactively and communicated clearly to key stakeholders. Your key stakeholders include the Head of APAC Risk Management to whom you will report (i.e. your immediate manager), Group Risk Management, senior management, executive committees, risk committees, the Board, and regulatory bodies such as the Monetary Authority of Singapore (“MAS”).
In certain APAC countries where the business is predominantly focused on a single line (either L&H or P&C), you may also be appointed as the designated risk representative for the entity, serving as the primary point of contact for local risk matters and regulatory engagement if you possess the requisite skills, knowledge and experience.