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Operational Risk

Company Name:
Ascendo Resources, LLC
Job Description
RESPONSIBILITIES
? Responsibilities including the development / management of the 3rd Party Risk Management
? Risk-Based Program - develop, implement and monitor a program that identifies, assesses and mitigates operational risk with regards to inadequate internal processes and procedures, people and systems
? Risk Mitigation & Operational Efficiency must remain in balance
? Provide operational risk expertise to internal departments/projects displaying moderate to high risk
? Implement testing strategies that evaluate the adequacy and effectiveness of policies, procedures, processes, systems and internal controls
? Analyze business and/or systems changes to determine potential impact and assign risk ratings
? Develop corrective action plans and effectively manage change
? Develop/implement training materials
? Write & present Operational Risk Performance reports for Senior Management - utilize trend analysis and make solid recommendations
QUALIFICATIONS
? Management Reporting Skills - appropriately translate data into accountable information fully utilizing all Microsoft Products
? COO
Senior Management Presentations - present & explain complex data
? Solid comprehension of risk disciplines, policies / procedures with regards to:
? Information Security
? Business Continuity
? Exit Strategy
? Country Risk
? Technology Risk
REQUIREMENTS
? Bachelor's Degree and or equivalent experience
? 5
years of experience in Operational and/or 3rd Party Risk Management - processes, compliance, audit
? Broad background in Securities Transactions, Brokerage, Fiduciary Businesses
? Strategic thinker who acts tactically & leads change management & implementations that meet divisional needs
? Familiarity with all 3rd Party Risk Management Concepts, Policies and ProceduresEstimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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