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As we continue our expansion, we’re looking for a CRO to own our risk process. You’ll be reporting directly to the executive team and drive our risk strategy as we continue to grow.
Ideally with experience working with a start-up and enjoy an environment which moves quickly with lots of autonomy.
Responsibilities:
- Introduce and oversee risk models and evolve the enterprise risk framework to match our growth and risk appetite
- Working closely with the senior executive team to help them shape the company's risk culture and pragmatic methods to put in place
- Ensure the firm meets its obligations under the FCA Consumer Credit sourcebook (CONC) and similar obligations
- Maintain oversight of the firm's compliance with FCA Principles for Businesses, SYSC requirements
- Monitor regulatory developments — including the FCA's ongoing motor finance commission remediation programme and any resulting redress obligations — and ensure the business is positioned to respond.
- Own relationships with the FCA and other regulators (e.g. Financial Ombudsman Service, ICO) including regulatory returns, notifications and examinations.
- Oversee financial crime risk (AML, fraud, sanctions)
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