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(Senior) Business Risk Manager for AML in Wealth Management #213197
Join us as a Business Risk Manager, supporting the risk management department in our Wealth Management division. In this exciting position and fast-paced environment, you will be responsible for the management of strategic AML review processes and controls across divisions and locations. Besides managing the activities day-to-day and playing a pivotal role in ensuring that the Bank complies with the regulatory requirements, you will centrally drive change to continuously improve processes and tool solutions, working closely with stakeholders in the business, IT developers as well as other key stakeholders in the Bank such as Compliance functions.
Your future colleagues
You will join a highly motivated and diverse team with like-minded professionals in a dynamic and international environment. This position combines classical business risk management tasks with technical process and tool related activities, analytical tasks and business insights. We work closely with a wide range of stakeholders, navigating between various interests and positions. Our open and flexible working environment is based on the values of collaboration, meritocracy, and transparency. We firmly believe in the opportunities created in a hybrid work environment.
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