Regulatory Risk Management Advisor

Are you ready to take on new challenges with a team of professionals in a dynamic and new environment? Are you a good communicator, with leadership and a service mentality? If you are motivated to contribute to the company's integrated risk management culture, find out more about this opportunity now!

We are looking for a Regulatory Risk Management Advisor to join our Risk Management and Compliance team.

The main responsibilities of the candidate will be to carry out regulatory oversight activities in order to ensure compliance with standards and to ensure proper management of regulatory risks across all sectors of activity of the iA Group and its subsidiaries.

More importantly, your next role will lead you to:

1. Actively participate in the reporting of iA Financial Group's Chief Compliance Officer to senior management and the Board of Directors
2. Conduct regulatory oversight activities as a member of the iA Group's second line of defence and make appropriate recommendations, as well as follow up on these recommendations and resulting action plans
3. Ensure the application of the various regulatory programs and frameworks in the sectors and participate in the updating of the programs as well as their implementation
4. Advise and support the various sectors of iA Group on regulatory risk management
5. Participate in the management of iA Group's tolerance exceedances
6. Represent the organization on various industry committees

Requirements:

1. Bachelor of Law or other relevant training related to the position
2. 3 to 5 years of experience in the financial services industry
3. Experience in risk management, compliance or prudential supervision of financial institutions
4. Great ability to communicate and influence those around you
5. Ability to produce, analyze and present to the various governing bodies
6. Level of knowledge of the English language as the person will be required to attend town halls in English, work with the iA team in Toronto, collaborate with subsidiaries and stakeholders, rendering of accounts, work closely with the CCIR, and serve many people across Canada about 35% of the time.