Our prestigious Financial Services client has a vacancy for a Business Assurance Manager in Dublin reporting to their Senior Business Assurance Manager.

The role will concentrate primarily on the client’s financial services operations in Dublin but may also extend to European business locations and a willingness to travel is desirable.

Requirements of the Role

·         Provide input to the Business Assurance plan to ensure it addresses the key risk areas of the business.

·         Carry out audits in accordance with the Group Business Assurance Methodology and delivered efficiently and effectively to business senior managers, including consultation regarding timing, scope and approach.  

·         Ensure that audit reports and other documentation are clear, concise and provide value to the business. and that the audit results are properly discussed with appropriate levels of management. tracking actions arising  to closure, ensuring they are implemented to the required timescales and standards by line management.

·         To provide an immediate, independent escalation route to the Divisional Director of Risk & Business Assurance and to the Group Director of Risk & Business Assurance

·         Facilitate the development and improvement of business processes and controls.

·         Carry out special investigations or support projects and foster strong relationships with internal clients

·         Identify development /training needs in conjunction with line manager, to ensure a high level of technical competence is maintained

Candidate Requirements

·         At least 5 years experience in the financial services industry, with equivalent experience within an Internal or External audit environment.

·         Education to degree level or equivalent.

·         Recognised Internal Audit or Accountancy Qualification

·         Excellent problem solving, analytical and communication, presentation and reporting skills required.

·         Excellent PC skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and flow charting.