Deloitte is looking for a Risk Analyst in Harare | Jobs263

Risk Analyst

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  • Post Date: February 20, 2020
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Job Overview

Job Description

  • Performing of conflict checks ensuring they are accurate, complete and completed  in a timeous manner
  • Ensuring that conflict checks have been researched in detail to ensure the correct conclusion is reached
  • Accurate and timely performance of international conflict checks as required
  • Performing of business relationship checks ensuring they are accurate, complete and completed in a timeous manner; and that the correct conclusion is reached
  •  Performing general Business Relationship Management System (BRMS) administration
  • Ensuring that business relationships have been researched in detail to ensure the correct conclusion is reached
  • The Chief Risk Officer and/or Director of Independence may ask the employee to carry out additional duties or responsibilities relating to the RIL function, as and when required
  •  Client delivery focus

Qualifications

  • A commercial/business degree, compliance or risk qualification
  • Basic understanding of risk and independence aspects affecting the audit environment
  • General Knowledge of Company Structures
  • Knowledge of the regulatory bodies (IFAC/SEC/PCAOB etc.)
  • Basic business acumen
  • Good communication skills, both written and verbal
  • Computer literacy- Microsoft Office, Outlook, Excel and Word.

Additional Information

*Please note that this job advertisement provides a summary of the capabilities required and all candidates shortlisted will receive a full list of capabilities.

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