The Harpenden Building Society is seeking a part time Head of Prudential Risk.
This is a pivotal role for our Society as we build out an exciting strategy. We are looking for an expert to oversee our prudential risk management and become a key member of our treasury project team.
We are looking for about 50% of full-time hours and we are flexible as to how you might work with us. You could be someone looking to build a portfolio career with several clients, someone looking to reduce the hours that they work and avoid the commute into London, or someone who would like to work only during school hours and needs to take time off for school holidays.
We operate a hybrid working arrangement. Working from home is fine, but we have a friendly office and we find it helps for everyone to come in to the office for at least some of their time. (salary quoted is pro rata for part time)
Key Responsibilities:
· Partner with the business areas to ensure that the first line of defence appropriately manage prudential risks including the identification, assessment, measurement, review, monitoring and reporting of risks and issues
· Oversight of, and subject matter expert support for, a project underway to deliver treasury and prudential risk management capabilities to allow more complex mortgage and savings products to be provided by the Society
· Delivering the prudential regulation(s) areas such as: ICAAP or ILAAP development, Capital / liquidity/ Operational Risk management
· Work within the regulatory requirements of CRDIV/CRR2 with the ability to extend this regulatory knowledge to more strategic insight with impact assessments on the Society’s position and capital plans
· Second line review of capital, liquidity returns and any other relevant report for delivery to the Regulators e.g. COREP/FINREP/PRA110
· Development and monitoring for Prudential Risk management for the Board and the Risk Committee(s)
· Maintaining of up-to-date policy and procedures for the governance of Prudential Risk areas
· Maintaining and monitoring a record of relevant regulations published by the Prudential Regulation Authority and Financial Conduct Authority and any other relevant regulators
· Work with the Risk team in the development of the Society’s Recovery and Resolution Plan
· Writing policies in relation to regulatory requirements such as MCOBs, Climate Change, Operational Resilience etc.
· Ensure all activities meet and integrate with organisational requirements for quality management, health and safety, legal stipulations, environmental policies and general duty of care
Knowledge, skill and qualification requirements:
· Direct Risk Management experience, ideally within the Financial Services sector such as Banking, Building Society or credit Unions and/or other regulatory environments, particularly in prudential risk areas is essential
· FRM, IRM, CFA or CISI Certification is advantageous
· Proven ability to communicate effectively and to build and maintain relationships with colleagues at all levels across the Society, including Board meetings
· Excellent attention to detail with the ability to multi-task
· Relevant technical experience in risk and regulatory areas
· Ability to work as part of a team and independently when required and work under the pressure of tight deadlines
Benefits:
- Company pension
- Health & wellbeing programme
- Performance bonus
- Life insurance
- On-site parking
- Paid volunteer time
- Referral programme
- Company Sick pay
- Work from home
If you feel you have the experience, knowledge and skills we are looking for and this sounds like your perfect job, get in touch; we look forward to hearing from you.
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