TurkishBank UK
Operational Risk Manager

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About the Company:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/turkishbankuk
About the Role:
The Operational Risk Manager will report to the Chief Risk Officer and provide independent second-line oversight of operational risk across the Bank. The role is responsible for maintaining a robust operational risk framework, strengthening control effectiveness, and supporting the Bank’s operational resilience and regulatory compliance obligations. This is a hands-on role that works closely with operations and central functions. It offers the opportunity to strengthen the Bank’s risk management capability while gaining exposure to a broad range of operational processes and senior stakeholders.
Responsibilities:
- Lead, maintain, and enhance the Bank’s operational risk framework, policies, and standards.
- Facilitate Risk and Control Self-Assessments (RCSAs) across the Bank, working with Risk Champions and business teams.
- Oversee the capture, investigation, and root-cause analysis of operational loss events.
- Develop, monitor, and report Key Risk Indicators (KRIs), escalating breaches, trends, and emerging risks as appropriate.
- Assess control design and effectiveness and support remediation activity where gaps are identified.
- Contribute to cyber risk management, operational resilience, business continuity planning, and scenario testing.
- Support third-party and outsourcing risk assessments, including ongoing monitoring of related risks and controls.
- Prepare clear and accurate operational risk reporting for senior management and governance committees.
- Provide constructive challenge to first-line teams and help promote a strong risk culture across the Bank.
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- At least 10 years’ experience in operational risk management within retail banking services.
- Strong understanding of retail banking operations, processes, and control environments.
- Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and risk identification skills.
- A can-do attitude and the ability to work independently.
- Strong communication and stakeholder-management capabilities.
Applications will be accepted until 02/10/2026. If you are interested in applying, please send your CV to humanresources@turkishbank.co.uk
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