Eames Consulting
Internal Auditor

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Specialty Insurance | Internal Audit Manager | Contractor
A specialty Insurer is looking for an Internal Audit Manager to join their team on a contracting basis.
What you'll be doing:
- Helping shape and deliver the risk-based audit plan, keeping it aligned with the business's goals and regulatory expectations
- Mentoring and coaching junior auditors, reviewing their draft work and giving them the feedback that helps them grow
- Getting under the skin of key risks, processes and controls through documentation review and stakeholder conversations
- Reviewing draft audit reports and presenting key findings and recommendations to management
- Working across departments to make sure audit recommendations actually get implemented, not just filed away
- Rolling your sleeves up for detailed end-to-end testing when needed
- Keeping IA leadership in the loop with proactive updates
- Bringing fresh ideas to the table to keep improving how the audit function operates
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- A degree (doesn't need to be finance-related)
- A relevant professional qualification - ACA, CIA or similar
- At least 8 years in internal audit, ideally with London market non-life insurance experience
- Solid grounding in auditing standards, risk management and internal control frameworks
- Sharp analytical and problem-solving skills
- A pragmatic, forward-thinking mindset, equally comfortable zooming out for oversight or zooming in on the detail
- Confident communication skills, written and verbal, with the interpersonal know-how to engage stakeholders and challenge management constructively where needed
- A genuine team player
- High integrity, professional courage, and real care in how you approach your work
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