FAQs
What is the work location for this position?
The work location for this position is Dublin, Ireland.
What are the working hours for the Director, Enterprise Risk role?
The working hours for this role are 35 hours per week.
What is the primary responsibility of the Director, Enterprise Risk?
The primary responsibility of the Director, Enterprise Risk is to provide ERM focused support for the new EU Banking Licensing project and lead the ERM workstream of the Authorisation Assessment Process.
What skills are required for the Director, Enterprise Risk?
Required skills include exceptional understanding of risk management practices, strong communication and relationship management abilities, analytical skills, and proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel.
Is experience in banking licensing applications preferred for this position?
Yes, experience in programme/project delivery, preferably with banking licensing applications, is preferred for this position.
What qualifications are needed for the Director, Enterprise Risk role?
An undergraduate degree or technical certificate with relevant experience in Enterprise Risk Management is needed, along with knowledge of banking landscapes and strategic risk thinking.
Will the successful candidate have exposure to various risk, business, and corporate function groups?
Yes, the successful candidate will gain an EAP-wide perspective of TDS and exposure to several risk, business, and corporate function groups.
Is the hiring organization committed to employee development?
Yes, the organization is committed to employee development through regular career conversations, training programs, and access to learning platforms.
What should a candidate do if they require accommodations during the recruitment process?
If a candidate requires accommodation, they should inform the organization, and they will work to meet those needs.
Which framework does the EAP Enterprise Risk Management team apply for risk management?
The EAP Enterprise Risk Management team applies the "Three Lines of Defence" model to risk management as defined in the Enterprise Risk Framework.