Posted 3 months ago
Issue Correction and Internal Control Associate
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An Issue Correction and Internal Control Associate supports the Business Continuity and Operational Risk framework, coordinates risk management activities across business units, and manages GMAP system implementation.
About this role
Issue Correction and Internal Control Associate
A Major International Bank in Midtown Manhattan is seeking a number of Associates (Issue Correction and Internal Control) in their HQ NYC office.
The incumbent will be responsible for supporting in managing the Business Continuity and Operational Risk framework
Working closely with all departments to facilitate the coordination of risk management activities across business.
Duties include Operational risk management, GMAP system implementation and business continuity planning.
Qualifications
We are looking for someone with a Bachelor’s degree or above, 3+ years of working experience with experience in operational risk management and/or auditing preferred.
Bilingual abilities in Mandarin required.
Additional Information
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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