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Are you passionate about driving innovation within non-financial risks by using the possibilities of new technology and AI? Then we are looking for you to join our Department Governance & Operational Risk.
Large Corporates & International (LCI) serves large Norwegian and international corporate clients, including the operations of DNB Finans. The Risk & Strategy (R&S) division is a global premise provider within financial and non-financial risk, strategy and restructuring. The division is responsible for setting overall direction, coordinating, monitoring implementation, communicating and reporting on all risk and strategy work in LCI. The Non-Financial Risk & Financial Crime (NFR&FC) section is responsible for the work within non-financial risks, divided into the four departments 1) Privacy & Security, 2) Governance & Operational Risk, 3) Analysis and 4) Financial Crime & Conduct.
The Department Governance & Operational Risk has the responsibility to support the LCI business to manage non-financial risks. Our goal is to facilitate efficient governance and control of operational risks by being skilled experts and pro-active advisors. We are committed to creating a secure and compliant environment while simplifying governance and operational risk management by AI and new technologies. Our key activities are internal control oversight and governance, management of incidents, third party risk, issues management, own tax and emerging risks. In addition, we work with product control, Service Level Agreements, Regulatory Change Management, Supervisory Oversight and reporting of non-financial risks to different management levels.
The Risk Advisor operational risk & governance is responsible for efficient governance by simplifying time-consuming tasks within the department and the section. You are at the forefront of leveraging on technology and AI to drive innovation and efficiency. In addition, you promote the compliance effect of good governance and internal control; hereby taking an active approach to simplify.
You will work closely with various teams, including risk management, compliance, and business units, to design and execute on new and efficient solutions.
Deliveries: Operational deliveries of daily tasks within the department and the section.
Innovative Environment: Be part of a forward-thinking team that values innovation and creativity.
Professional Growth: Opportunities for continuous learning and career advancement.
Impactful Work: Contribute to meaningful projects that enhance governance and operational risk management.
Supportive Culture: Work in a supportive and inclusive environment that values your contributions.
Please get in touch if you want to know more about this exciting opportunity.
Application deadline: 03.04.2025
Location: Oslo
Contact: Lillian Krumbacher, Head of Department Governance & Operational Risk, tel: + 47 90036663, email: Lillian.krumbacher@dnb.no
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