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We are hiring for an insurance broker, a.e
Compliance Officer
Main duties
Ensure regulatory oversight and ensure compliance with obligations applicable to insurance intermediaries
Translate regulatory developments into operational procedures and actions and keep the firm’s documentation up-to-date
Follow the recommendations of the main competent authorities and bodies: ACPR, CNIL, TRACFIN, ORIAS, etc.
Ensure compliance of processes, documents, contracts, forms and tools used by the firm
Set up and manage a system of permanent and periodic checks, identify anomalies and ensure their follow-up
Formalize, update and disseminate internal procedures and processes, identifying risks of non-compliance
Education / Qualifications
Contribute to the awareness and training of teams on compliance issues
Participate in the processing and follow-up of customer complaints and incidents presenting a compliance risk
Develop regular compliance reporting and ensure the recovery of key risks and actions to management
Candidate profile
Holder of a Bac+3 minimum in law, finance, management or related field
Experience
Experience in compliance, assurance, internal control, audit or legal is an asset
Good understanding of the insurance industry and how insurance intermediaries work
Excellent capacity for analysis, communication and popularization of regulatory topics
Good knowledge of pedagogy and ability to collaborate effectively with sales teams
Relational skills, autonomy, initiative, curiosity, rigor and analytical spirit ...
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