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Robert Walters

Risk and Assurance Manager

  • Posted 1w ago
  • On Site
  • Full Time
Location

Wellington


Job Description

This role offers an exciting opportunity to assist the Executive Office and Board in developing, implementing, and maintaining risk management obligations. The successful candidate will ensure an effective risk and compliance assurance programme that aligns with the company's business objectives. This role provides a unique chance to work alongside industry professionals, offering commercial advice and support to ensure the group maintains a relevant risk management framework. * Full-time position based in Wellington Central * Reputable Financial Services Organisation * Chance to gain people management experience

What You'll Do

As a Risk and Assurance Manager, your primary objective will be to assist the Executive Office and Board in developing, implementing, and maintaining its risk management obligations. You will work closely with the Risk & Compliance team to identify, manage, and implement new (and existing) legislative and regulatory requirements. Your role will also involve providing guidance/advice on risk and governance matters, ensuring that appropriate processes are in place to manage risk. You will also be responsible for managing, performing, or coordinating responsive and proactive compliance audits as required.

  • Identify, manage and implement new and existing legislative and regulatory requirements
  • Ensure the systems for managing risk and compliance obligations are effective for the business
  • Manage, perform and/or coordinate responsive and proactive compliance audits and investigations as required for the Company
  • Liaise with internal and external stakeholders, and relevant regulatory authorities regarding risk obligations
  • Coordinate and test the Business Continuity Plan; ensure plan is regularly reviewed, tested; results analysed and feedback incorporated


What You Bring

  • Strong understanding of the funds management industry and its key products
  • Knowledge of FMCA and related legislation in New Zealand
  • Experience in implementation and management of an effective risk function
  • Good research and analytical skills
  • Excellent communication/presentation skills, both written and oral


Reach out to Luke Gilbert on 021 084 85188 or luke.gilbert@robertwalters.co.nz for more information and a confidential chat.

Robert Walters endeavours to review all applications in a maximum of five working days. If you have not received correspondence within this timeframe please do not hesitate to contact Luke Gilbert on 04 471 9700.


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The Hospitality and Tourism sector in New Zealand is brimming with opportunities, from managing luxurious hotels and serving gourmet dishes in top-notch restaurants to guiding adventurous tours and orchestrating unforgettable events. This vibrant industry is at the heart of Kiwi culture, making it an exciting field to work in.

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