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Asset Risk Auditor
Company Description
Exley & Co Limited is one of the UK’s leading risk audit specialists, providing customised risk audits, asset audits, inspections, and appraisals across the UK and Europe. The company supports a wide range of clients, including public and private limited companies, partnerships, sole traders, and blue-chip organisations in the asset finance and banking sectors. Exley & Co focuses on minimising and protecting risk through clear, concise audit services such as pre-lend and post-lend audits, due diligence, customer payment analysis, and stock audits. The highly experienced audit team delivers prompt, professional services designed to exceed client expectations and add value to every relationship. Exley & Co is dedicated to protecting the interests of finance companies and other financial institutions by monitoring compliance related to valuable assets, including vehicles, plant and machinery, rail stock, marine, and aviation equipment.
Role Description
The Asset Risk Auditor is a full-time hybrid role. This role is responsible for conducting asset risk audits and inspections, including pre-lend and post-lend audits, stock audits, and asset appraisals for a variety of clients. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing risk analysis, carrying out due diligence, examining customer payment data, and identifying potential fraudulent transactions. The Asset Risk Auditor will review documentation such as hire agreements, sub-let and contract hire documentation, terms and conditions, and operational procedures to ensure strict compliance with client and regulatory requirements. The role involves preparing clear, detailed audit reports, communicating findings to clients, and working closely with internal and external stakeholders to support risk mitigation and asset protection.
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- Strong audit and risk assessment skills, including experience with asset audits, compliance reviews, and due diligence.
- Ability to analyse financial and operational data, including customer payment information and stock records, to identify inconsistencies or potential fraud.
- Competence in reviewing and interpreting contractual documentation, hire agreements, and terms and conditions.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to produce clear, concise audit reports and present findings to clients.
- High attention to detail, strong organisational skills, and the ability to manage multiple audits and deadlines simultaneously.
- Sound understanding of asset finance, banking, or related financial services sectors; experience with vehicle, plant, machinery, or other high-value assets is beneficial.
- Proficiency with standard office software and audit tools; ability to maintain accurate records and documentation.
- Professional integrity, discretion, and a commitment to non-discriminatory, ethical conduct in all audit activities.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel to client sites when required.
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