Internal Audit Manager

London
2 weeks ago
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My client are a global Investment and Corporate bank, based in London.

They are growing out their Internal Audit team with specific focus on Compliance and Financial Crime.

This is a London based team.

Minimal travel required to Europe and quite ad hoc .

Client Details

Corporate and Investment Bank, global. Hiring an Internal Audit Manager.

Large London entity, strong market presence and brand.

Hybrid working employer

Description

For the Internal Audit Manager the following.

Executes high quality and in-depth audit assignments.

Utilises relevant specialist sector knowledge related to UK regulations applicable to the scope of coverage to ensure that the all the banks team's risk, control and governance processes are subject to review and testing.

Inputs into the design of audit programmes, and takes a proactive approach to promote the review and update of practices within the team in relation to an area of expertise by reviewing relevant market data, sector and regulatory updates.

Focus on Compliance and Financial Crime areas across the bank.

Take direction and audit from the Audit directors team, to ensure audits delivered on time.

Contributes to the maintenance and development of the data analytics tools and methodologies

Profile

For the Internal Audit Manager role

2-3 years experience in Internal Audit .

Candidates need to have experience in Corporate or/and Investment Banking.

Candidates need to have experience of auditing Financial Crime or/and Compliance.

Strong written and report writing skills are required.

Job Offer

Salary (phone number removed) base.

Bonus - discretionary

Competitive benefits package.

Hybrid working

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