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Type of contract: CDI
Salary:
Job description:
The Risk and Compliance Manager is responsible for identifying, assessing and controlling the risks to which the company is exposed. It also ensures compliance with legal provisions, regulations and internal procedures.
Main duties
Implement the risk management system.
Identify, assess and monitor operational, financial and regulatory risks.
Ensure compliance of activities with current regulations.
Perform periodic checks and propose corrective actions.
Educate teams about compliance requirements.
Prepare reports for the Directorate-General and supervisory authorities.
Candidate profile
Bac+4/5 in Risk Management, Audit, Finance, Law or equivalent.
Experience
Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar position.
Good knowledge of banking regulation and microfinance.
Ability to analyze, synthesize and write.
Rigor, integrity and discretion.
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