Saxo

FinTech

BusinessRiskManager

$600–900k ~AI est. Copenhagen, Denmark FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Business Risk Manager at Saxo. Skills: Risk management, Compliance, Audit. Identify non-financial risks. Assess non-financial risks”

Industry & Context.

FinTech
Problems you'll solve

Analytical skills; Problem-solving skills

What You'll Do.

Identify non-financial risks

Assess non-financial risks

Manage non-financial risks

Support risk appetite balancing

Understand overall risk picture

Foster compliance culture

Secure policy overview

Secure procedure overview

Secure process overview

Secure capability overview

Ensure business procedure maintenance

Ensure work instruction maintenance

Ensure process framework maintenance

Integrate risk insights

Secure control activity overview

Support regulatory engagement

Engage Risk & Compliance teams

Engage Internal Audit

Implement risk management practices

Deliver risk management information

Track risk performance

Own documentation quality

Lead risk assessment workshops

Facilitate risk assessment workshops

Follow up recommendations

Integrate risk management into planning

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Senior stakeholders; Journey Leadership Team; Risk & Compliance teams; Internal Audit

Communication Scope

Articulate risk issues; Articulate strategies

Full Job Description

Copenhagen, Denmark The Business Risk Manager plays an important role and is responsible, together with the other senior stakeholders, for identifying, assessing, and appropriately managing non-financial risks along with compliance and audit recommendations within the Inspiration & Education Client Journey. This role is part of the Journey Leadership Team. **Responsibilities** * Ensure effective risk management and support with balancing risk-taking with the Group’s risk appetite. * Support the Global Journey Owner in understanding the overall risk picture and foster a sound risk and compliance culture. * Secure an overview of policies, procedures, processes, capabilities, and associated risks. * Ensure the existence and maintenance of business procedures, work instructions and process frameworks, and keep them up to date. * Collaborate with stakeholders to integrate risk insights into decision-making processes and strategic planning. * Secure a broader take on control activities related to risk, compliance, and audit matters, acting in a supporting role for regulatory implementations; engage with Risk & Compliance teams and Internal Audit. * Implement risk management practices and controls as part of day‑to‑day operations (e.g. RCSAs, BIAs, risk events, control reviews, issues and actions, and other related processes). * Deliver risk management information that can be used to track non-financial risk performance and take ownership of timely, high‑quality documentation (policies, procedures, work instructions, processes, capabilities, risks and controls). * Lead and facilitate risk assessment workshops, engaging relevant stakeholders to identify, assess, and manage risks supported by action plans in line with the Group’s risk appetite. * Maintain an overview and follow up on risk, compliance, audit recommendations, and incidents. * Collaborate with the Global Journey Owner and stakeholders to integrate risk management into strategic planning (e.g. change risk assess

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