Jefferson Tiley
Senior Manager Internal Audit - Asset Management/Banking

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Jefferson Tiley is working with a leading global financial services organisation to recruit a Senior Internal Audit Manager / Vice President into its London-based Internal Audit function.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Asset Management Internal Auditor to join a large, established audit function at a time when the organisation is significantly increasing its focus on Asset Management.
The successful candidate will bring strong Asset Management audit expertise, taking responsibility for leading complex audits from planning through to reporting, whilst also gaining exposure to the organisation's wider banking and capital markets businesses.
Key responsibilities include:
- Leading end-to-end Internal Audit assignments across Asset Management and wider financial services activities
- Assessing key business risks, controls and governance arrangements
- Managing the planning, fieldwork and reporting of audit assignments
- Leading and guiding junior auditors assigned to reviews
- Producing high-quality audit findings and reports
- Presenting and discussing findings with senior management
- Building relationships with senior stakeholders across the Asset Management businesses
- Supporting broader audits across banking, capital markets, front office and compliance
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We are particularly interested in candidates who have:
- Strong Asset Management Internal Audit experience
- A proven track record of independently leading audits / operating as Auditor in Charge
- Strong understanding of the Asset Management control environment
- Experience delivering audits from planning through to final report
- Strong stakeholder-management and communication skills
- Experience leading, coaching or mentoring other auditors
- The ability and enthusiasm to broaden their experience into banking and capital markets


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Candidates do not need previous banking experience provided they can demonstrate strong Asset Management expertise. We are also interested in candidates currently working within Big 4 or professional services, you must be able to demonstrate substantial Asset Management Internal Audit experience on your CV.
This role would suit someone who is technically credible and confident but also collaborative, curious and keen to develop their knowledge across a broader financial services environment.
Salary: up to circa £120,000 + bonus and benefits
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