Insurance

• Provide independent oversight and challenge for fraud, insider, and conduct risk management
• Serve as a trusted advisor to businesses, risk stakeholders, and executive stakeholders
• Evaluate significant initiatives, including change assessments, risk acceptances, and control gaps, through a fraud and insider risk lens
• Review and challenge initiative assessments to validate that risks are identified, assessed, mitigated, and communicated
• Articulate risks and provide concise, actionable recommendations supported by policy and industry best practices
• Lead cross-functional teams and projects with significant resource requirements, risk, and complexity
• Independently manage end-to-end functional programs
• Develop and implement standards, policies, and processes to identify, report, and mitigate risk exposures
• Analyze potential risks and escalate key risks for executive review with findings and action plans
• Provide ongoing operational risk analysis and reporting and review findings with business leaders
• Coordinate or guide operational risk disciplines and programs, including risk and control self-assessment, business continuity, outsourcing/vendor management, and regulatory compliance
• Support enterprise-wide risk escalation, review, approval, data management, policy, and risk assessment processes
• Develop and monitor key risk indicators and facilitate resolution of risk issues
• Conduct research, analysis, presentations, communications, and program effectiveness assessments
• Lead or implement remediation plans for performance, risk, and governance issues
• Maintain relationships across business lines and oversight functions
• Keep current on emerging issues, trends, and regulatory requirements
• Participate in team development, mentoring, knowledge transfer, and cross-training

Insurance jobs in Maine

Group Risk Specialist – Fraud and Insider Risk Management