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As the Deputy Chief Risk Officer you will serve as the alter ego to the Chief Risk Officer and fully share the direction of all phases of the Office of the Chief Risk Officer's programs and assist with the formulation and implementation of major DFC policies, activities, and objectives.
Duties
1. Serves as the alter ego to the CRO and fully shares the direction of all phases of the Office of the Chief Risk Officer's programs and assists with the formulation and implementation of major DFC policies, activities, and objectives.
2. Supports the CRO in coordination with the Audit and Risk Committees of the DFC Board of Directors to help develop, implement and manage a comprehensive process for identifying, assessing, monitoring and limiting risks to the DFC, including the overall portfolio diversification of the DFC.
3. Assist the CRO with forecasting DFC's risk management needs and overseeing the development and implementation of an Enterprise Risk Management program and an integrated risk management framework for the DFC.
4. Compares existing DFC program-level risk-management practices against public and private sector "best practices", including those of other international development finance institutions, to propose and implement improvements, as needed. Develops plan to further formalize risk management practices across the DFC. Reviews existing program level risk reporting and works to enhance where necessary. Promotes a best-practice risk-management culture at the DFC commensurate with the development and foreign policy mandate of the agency.
5. Leads multiple projects simultaneously and directs, supervises, and participates in the preparation of briefing materials, issue papers, memoranda, reports, and studies. Develops DFC-wide risk reports, including risk assessments.
6. Provides management with quantitatively and qualitatively rigorous analyses on key risks including financial risk management, credit, market, liquidity, operational, governance, information technology, and reputational risks.7. Collaborates with the other offices within the DFC in the development of policies, proposals, reports, briefings, and other assignments, and, as appropriate, in administrative, staffing, and budgetary matters.