Risk Management

Risk Management

Following the global financial crisis, risk management has become increasingly important over the last decade to help protect financial markets and prevent firms experiencing further fines and sanctions. Throughout the global financial crisis, most banks around the world had to be bailed out by their governments. To reduce the risk of experiencing another crisis on such a large scale again and following instructions tasked to the Financial Stability Board by G20 in 2009, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), the regulatory body in Switzerland, placed provisions on โ€˜too big to failโ€™ (TBTF) organisations within the financial sector. The increase in regulations and provisions put in place by national and international authorities is good news for risk professionals in Switzerland as the introduction of these have resulted in increased demand for talent.

โ€œAn ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.โ€ This sentiment is the reason that risk management exists. In global markets that are increasingly marked by volatility and subject to complex social, political and economic change, risk management is more crucial than ever to keep companies out of the red and in the black. Risk management teams identify, evaluate and prioritise risks and act to minimise and control adverse events or maximise opportunities that come with disruption.

LIBOR (London Inter-Bank Offered Rate), one of the main interest rate benchmarks used in global financial markets, is ending and Switzerland are set to replace it with SARON (Swiss Average Rate Overnight). Encompassing the entire market, the transition from IBOR to SARON will be time-consuming, wide-ranging and significant for all kinds of financial activity, with large implications expected surrounding risk management and compliance. A report by Deloitte on the move states: โ€œThe transition to alternative reference rates globally seems fraught with risk and uncertainty. Financial institutions will need to contend with many operational, accounting, technical, governance, and other issues.โ€

Our consultants are specialists in their markets, recruiting top talent for organisations across the risk jobs market throughout Switzerland and Europe.

Risk Management Jobs

Senior Auditor Associate, Risk Management
US$100000 - US$120000 per year, New York

Senior Audit Associate, Risk Location: NYC Compensation: 100-120k base I am currently working wit...

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Audit Manager, Enterprise Risk
US$120000 - US$140000 per year, Dallas

Key Responsibilities As Auditor in Charge, lead, execute, and document various audit activities t...

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Energy - Director, Risk Management
Negotiable, Kansas City

A large-scale energy/utility provider with a strong power marketing function is seeking a Quantit...

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Junior Financial Controller (m/w/d)
Negotiable, Germany

Deine Aufgaben: -Mitarbeit bei Erstellung von Monats-, Quartals- und Jahresabschlรผssen -Begleitun...

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IT Regulatory Specialist (m/w/d)
Negotiable, Hamburg

Job Summary: We are working with the securities entity of a major international banking group, wh...

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Head of Risk Modeling (F/M)
Verhandelbar, Paris

Our client is the leading instant credit provider for the eโ€economy in Europe. He does both B2B a...

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Internal Audit - Credit Risk Associate
US$85000 - US$140000 per year, New York

Responsibilities: This client is seeking an audit associate to independently assess the firm's in...

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Lead Auditor - Markets and Securities
Negotiable, New York

Audit Lead - Markets Location: NYC, Pittsburgh, or Orlando Compensation: 100-120k base This role ...

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Director - Audit Innovation and Automation
US$180000 - US$200000 per year, Chicago

Director - Audit Innovation and Automation Location: Chicago I am currently working with a leadin...

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