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Type of contract: CDI
Remuneration: [FCFA Feeder, if applicable]
Job description:
Main duties
The Head of Financial and Other Risks Department is responsible for the management and prevention of financial and other risks to the company. Its missions include the development and implementation of a risk management policy, financial risk analysis, technical monitoring, and collaboration with the different entities of the institution. They must also be able to strategically advise and implement preventive and protective strategies.
Main duties:
Animate the system of control of financial risks (rate, liquidity, exchange and market), credit as well as all other risks incurred by the bank
Implement and manage strategic risk management tools
Monitor and evaluate planned strategic risk remediation actions for risk mitigation
Conduct stress tests on the structural risks of the balance sheet
Update the department's documentary corpus
Candidate profile
LAC + 5 minimum in Audit and Control, Accounting, Finance, Risk Management
Experience
Desired experience 5 years in the field
Know how to listen, manage conflicts, motivate teams
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