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Third Party Risk Manager

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Third Party Risk Manager
Contract: 6 – 12 Months
Day Rate: £650 - £750 per day (umbrella)
Location: London, Hybrid
I am currently seeking an experienced Third-Party Risk Manager for a leading organisation within the insurance sector on an initial 6–12 month contract.
This is an excellent opportunity for a third-party risk specialist to take ownership of the risk management framework, strengthen governance and oversight, and support regulatory compliance across UK-regulated insurance entities.
Key Responsibilities
- Own and continuously improve the third-party risk management framework, policies and controls
- Oversee the full third-party lifecycle, including due diligence, onboarding, ongoing monitoring, renewals and exits
- Establish and lead third-party risk governance forums, providing clear reporting and escalation to senior leadership
- Maintain accurate third-party registers and coordinate regulatory reporting requirements
- Assess and challenge risks relating to outsourcing, operational resilience, cyber security, data protection and subcontracting
- Monitor material supplier arrangements, concentration risks, control gaps and remediation activity
- Collaborate with Risk, Compliance, Legal, Procurement, Information Security and business stakeholders
- Support regulatory engagement, audit reviews and continuous improvement of the control environment
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Key Requirements
- Significant experience in third-party risk management, outsourcing risk, operational risk or supplier assurance
- Experience within insurance or financial services
- Strong working knowledge of PRA SS2/21, FCA SYSC outsourcing requirements and operational resilience expectations
- Proven experience managing third-party risk frameworks, governance processes and enterprise risk registers
- Excellent stakeholder management, analytical and report-writing skills, with experience presenting to senior committees
- The ability to provide constructive challenge and drive remediation across multiple business functions


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Package
- 6 – 12-month contract
- London
- Hybrid working – 3 days in the office, 2 days from home
- £650 - £750 per day (umbrella)
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