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Third Party Risk Manager

Edinburgh
4 days ago
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Hybrid - Edinburgh

đź’° Salary - up to ÂŁ70,000

đź›  Role - Third Party Risk Manager

Head Resourcing have partnered with an established private banking client in Edinburgh who are looking to recruit a Third Party Risk Manager.

About the Role:

This role plays a key role in the management of the Bank's supply chain, with primary responsibility for the central tasks that support effective oversight and governance of third-party relationships and associated risks.

This role will work closely with Supplier Relationship managers to provide robust commercial support, strategic guidance and oversight of supplier performance and compliance with the Bank's Supply Chain Framework and overarching Risk Management Framework.

The role requires a highly organised, pro-active and commercially aware professional with demonstrable expertise in supplier governance, third-part risk and regulatory compliance.

Key Responsibilities include:

Partner with Supplier Relationship Managers to support effective oversight, including participation in supplier review meetings and escalation processes.
Lead central Supply Chain Management activities such as Supplier Due Diligence, Materiality Assessment, Contract updates, Supplier Risk Assessments.
Coordinate Supply Chain Management tasks with other support functions including Legal, Financial Crime, Finance, IT, Compliance.
Maintain a clear and actionable work plan, ensuing progress is well-tracked, communicated and aligned with stakeholder expectations.
Develop, enhance and maintain the Bank's Supply Chain Management Framework ensuring ongoing regulatory compliance (e.g., PRA SS2/21)

Required Knowledge & Skills:

Proven experience in Third Party / Supplier risk management in a regulated financial services environment.
Experience in the following relevant domains: Operational Resilience, Data Privacy, Regulatory Risk, Financial Crime, Information Security, Contracting.
Proven ability to enhance supplier relationships, driving improved outcomes through collaboration and strategic engagement.
Strong knowledge of UK regulatory requirements (e.g., PRA SS2/21, FCA Handbook, operational resilience).
Experience in designing and implementing Supply Chain and Risk Management frameworks and processes.
Exceptional stakeholder management skills, with a strong ability to negotiate, influence, and communicate effectively across all levels.
Resilience and toughness, with strong commercial acumen
Creative thinker with a proven track record of developing innovative approaches to complex challenges.
Strong analytical capabilities and excellent meticulous to detail.

Please apply with an up-to-date CV or reach out for more information.

Please note, this organisation doesn't not offer sponsorship and only candidates currently based within commuting distance of Edinburgh will be considered

Head Resourcing is committed to being an inclusive business where diversity is valued and celebrated. Diversity to us, includes but is not limited to educational background, socio-economic background, neurodiversity, age, marriage and civil partnership status, veteran status, gender, gender identity, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, disability, religion or belief, race, and ethnicity. As such we welcome enquiries and applications from everyone. We will be happy discuss with you any workplace adjustments you need in order to be at your best during the recruitment process

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