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Global Internal Audit provides independent, objective assurance to management and the risk and audit committees as to whether the framework of risk management, control, and governance processes, as designed and represented by management, is adequate and functioning.

We are currently seeking a high calibre professional to join our team as an Audit Manager.

Principal Responsibilities

In this role, you will:

Lead sections of audits of focusing on global and regional Global Banking businesses (such as Coverage and Relationship Management, Investment Banking and credit and lending activities) and occasionally on Markets and Securities Services (MSS) businesses (such as Institutional and Corporate Sales, Markets Treasury, Custody, Fund Services, Foreign Exchange Trading, Fixed Income Trading, Equities Trading), and contribute to the execution of most stages in the audit lifecycle: team preparation, logistics, planning, fieldwork, testing, documentation, issue writing, report delivery, post-report issue validation, and ongoing stakeholder engagementComplete audits in main bank offices and off-shore shared service centresContribute to a programme of continuous monitoring for some businesses or countries through regular meetings with stakeholders, participation in business governance forums, ongoing analysis of business risk profiles, and delivery of continuous monitoring reportsAssist in people development, through peer-coaching, and contribution to training sessionsContribute to the wider development of Global Internal Audit, through collaborating with other audit teams, considering how audit can use data analytics, agile techniques and other innovationsMaintain and enhance stakeholder relationships through regular bilateral meetings, appropriate challenge in business risk governance forums, and keeping in touch with business, regulatory and industry developments