FAQs
What is the main focus of the Consultant/Senior Consultant role in Operational Risk at KPMG?
The main focus of the role is to provide consulting services in non-financial risk management, participating in various projects with financial institutions, specifically in the Banking and Insurance sectors.
What kind of projects will I be involved in?
You will coordinate a variety of risk management projects, work on several engagements simultaneously, and contribute to major projects alongside the Risk Management practice.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates should have 2-5 years of relevant work experience, a Bachelor's degree or post-graduate diploma in Finance, Management, or a related field, and extensive knowledge of operational risk regulations and guidelines.
Is prior experience with specific risk management frameworks necessary?
Yes, extensive experience in Operational Risk Regulations and Guidelines (such as the Basle Accords) and a deep understanding of Operational Risk Framework Implementation are required.
What key skills are necessary for this position?
Key skills include excellent analytical abilities, strong communication skills in French (both spoken and written), project management skills, leadership capabilities, and the ability to work independently under pressure.
Will the role involve client interaction?
Yes, the role requires client focus to understand their issues, prepare proposals, make presentations, and participate in conferences for business development purposes.
What is the expected travel requirement for this role?
The candidate should be available to travel to meet clients and project needs as required.
Are there any specific technical skills required for this role?
A solid knowledge of the MS Office suite is required, and programming skills are considered an asset.
How does KPMG support employees in this role?
KPMG is committed to providing support to help employees be at their best, though specific details may vary and can be discussed during the hiring process.
What is the expected method of analyzing risk management projects?
You will review analyses and deliverables produced by the execution team to ensure quality, and you'll be responsible for writing detailed reports that outline your approach, observations, and recommendations.