IDEX Consulting Ltd
Enterprise Risk Manager

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Enterprise Risk Manager
IDEX Consulting are currently partnered with a high-performing Lloyd’s syndicate that is looking to hire an Enterprise Risk Manager into its second-line Risk function.
This is an interesting opportunity for someone who wants to sit at the intersection of Enterprise Risk and quantitative risk, with exposure to some of the more technical areas of the risk function without the role being purely actuarial.
Reporting directly into the Head of Risk Management, you’ll have broad exposure across the business and genuine opportunity to influence how risk is identified, assessed and managed.
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Responsibilities
The role will include:
- Enterprise Risk Management and development of the Risk Management Framework
- Internal Model validation, including quantitative and qualitative validation
- ORSA development, analysis and reporting
- Stress and scenario testing
- Risk appetite, KRIs and emerging risk
- Risk and control assessments
- Risk incidents, losses and near misses
- Enterprise Risk reporting and senior management engagement
- Providing effective second-line challenge and assurance across the business


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Requirements
The role would suit someone with 7+ years’ Risk Management experience within Lloyd’s / the London Market, particularly someone who has worked across multiple risk types and has exposure to internal models, ORSA, capital, validation or quantitative risk analysis.
You don’t need to be an actuary, this is fundamentally an Enterprise Risk role within a Risk team, but one with a quantitative and technical element than many traditional ERM positions.
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