Risk Manager Mobility&Assistance

What You Do

• Act as the Single Point of Contact for risk topics for the Mobility and Home & Digital (MH&D) business in a Business Unit (BU) and offshore teams, coordinating and monitoring risk management activities across these locations.
• Lead and coordinate key risk processes (e.g., Top Risk Assessment, Non-Financial Risk Management, Operational Risk Events), ensuring risks are identified, assessed, escalated, and tracked through to resolution.
• Translate Group Risk standards and requirements into practical approaches for the MH&D business, supporting management in embedding a strong, positive risk culture.
• Support internal control programmes (including BU NFRM control testing), working with stakeholders to test key controls, address control deficiencies, and strengthen processes in areas such as Financial Reporting, IT, Legal, Compliance and Operations.
• Analyse incidents and risk events, identify trends and themes, and produce clear risk management information and reports for BU and global stakeholders.
• Maintain and update risk registers, control libraries, action logs and committee materials; prepare, lead and present 2nd Line of Defence risk opinions in the Europe Regional Risk Forum and other Line of Business / global meetings.
• Build and coordinate a network of 1st Line Risk and Internal Control Champions, including designing and delivering risk training and guidance to the wider business.
• Support identification and review of relevant tail‑risk scenarios for the MH&D insurance business, and contribute to global risk initiatives and projects as needed.
• Work effectively in an environment shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, data analytics and cloud‑based tools, using insight responsibly and in line with our standards for data governance, security and ethical use.

What You Bring

• 4–8 years’ relevant experience in risk management, internal control or audit, with the ability to manage end‑to‑end risk processes (identification, assessment, control design, testing, monitoring and reporting) and to operate with a high degree of autonomy.
• Bachelor’s degree in business, finance or a related field (or equivalent experience), plus a relevant accreditation (e.g., risk management, internal control, accounting or audit qualification) that enables you to challenge on financial and non‑financial risk topics.
• Strong working knowledge of enterprise risk management and internal control frameworks, and the ability to apply these pragmatically in a business context; understanding of risk‑based capital and insurance solvency requirements is a plus.
• Solid quantitative and analytical skills, comfortable reviewing exposures across different risk categories and turning data and incident trends into clear insights and recommendations for decision‑makers.
• Proven ability to influence and build relationships with senior leaders and operational teams in a multicultural environment, with clear, confident written and verbal communication in English; French is highly beneficial for working with local stakeholders.
• Advanced proficiency with Microsoft 365 (Excel, PowerPoint, Word and Microsoft Copilot or similar tools), good organisation and time management, and the ability to manage multiple topics and deadlines simultaneously while maintaining high attention to detail.

EEO Statement

We therefore welcome applications regardless of ethnicity or cultural background, age, gender, nationality, religion, social class, disability or sexual orientation, or any other characteristics protected under applicable local laws and regulations.