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Enterprise Risk Manager

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Enterprise Risk Manager
Rate - £600 - £700 Inside IR35
Duration – 9 months initial
Location – London, Twice a week on site
We’re looking for an Enterprise Risk Manager to join a market leader to maintain and coordinate the enterprise risk management framework and support proactive and measurable risk management, informed decision-making, resilience, and value creation.
Key responsibilities:
- Maintain and apply the agreed enterprise risk management framework, taxonomy, policy, standards, and processes.
- Support the review and calibration of risk appetite, risk tolerance thresholds, KRIs, early-warning signals, and escalation triggers.
- Coordinate risk monitoring, mitigation tracking, analytics, and decision-focused reporting, including overdue actions and sustained effectiveness.
- Prepare risk analysis and reporting for the Board, Audit Committee, and executives, including principal and material risks and emerging risk trends.
- Coordinate Provision 29 activities and the risk section of the Annual Report & Accounts, ensuring evidence-based inputs and strategic alignment.
- Continue implementation and effective use of the Optro GRC risk module, dashboards, integrations, and supporting data quality.
- Maintain the global risk champions network and provide practical guidance, training, playbooks, and toolkits.
- Coordinate horizon scanning, scenario analysis, stress testing, and inputs to resilience and viability assessments.
- Support integration of risk management into planning, investment cases, performance reviews, Integrated Business Planning, and major change initiatives.
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- Relevant experience in risk management, internal control, or assurance, including practical enterprise risk management experience in a complex organization.
- Practical knowledge of ERM frameworks such as COSO ERM, risk appetite, risk tolerance, KRIs, and risk monitoring.
- Experience supporting scenario analysis, stress testing, resilience or viability assessments, and monitoring mitigation outcomes.
- Understanding of UK Corporate Governance Code Provision 29 and Annual Report & Accounts risk disclosures.
- Experience using risk data, analytics dashboards, and GRC technology; Optro (AuditBoard) experience is desirable.
- Experience working with transformation, technology, or cross-functional programmes in a global or highly matrixed organization.
- Relevant professional certification or progress towards one, such as IRM, FRM, CRISC, CERA, CFA, or CIA, is desirable.
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