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Morson Edge (Financial Services)

Financial Risk Analyst

Buckinghamshire
£55k – £65k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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I'm working with a leading financial services organisation looking to appoint a Financial Risk Analyst into its Second Line Risk team.

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to broaden their experience across financial and enterprise risk, working closely with senior stakeholders on a range of regulatory and strategic initiatives.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide second line oversight and challenge across Credit Risk, ALM and investment risks.
  • Monitor financial risk exposures against the Risk Appetite Framework.
  • Review the effectiveness of risk governance, controls and risk management frameworks.
  • Support regulatory reporting, including ORSA and Solvency UK activities.
  • Contribute to independent model validation and oversight of strategic projects.
  • Support the ongoing development of the Enterprise Risk Management Framework.

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  • 2+ years' experience in Financial Risk within Life Insurance, Pensions or a similar regulated financial services environment.
  • Experience across Credit Risk, ALM, investment risk or wider financial risk disciplines.
  • Knowledge of the UK regulatory environment, including Solvency UK.
  • Experience working within a First or Second Line Risk function.
  • Strong analytical, stakeholder management and communication skills.
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Skills

Financial Risk
Credit Risk
ALM
Investment Risk
Regulatory Reporting
Stakeholder Management
Analytical Skills
Risk Management
Model Validation
Enterprise Risk Management
Communication Skills

Location

Buckinghamshire, England, United Kingdom

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