Member of Compliance, TPRM

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Requirements

Regulated Financial Institution experience
Third Party Findings Management experience
Information Security assessment experience
TPRM Quality Control experience
Previously directly worked with Financial Service regulators to include Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), New York Department of Financial Services (NY DFS), Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC), Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), and other regulatory bodies

Responsibilities

Support the design and enhancement of the Third Party Risk Management program, across both regulated and non-regulated entities, ensuring alignment with regulatory requirements (OCC, FFIEC, MAS, DORA, Federal Reserve, NY DFS, etc) as well as industry leading practices.
Identify program enhancements in support of emerging risks impacting outsourced products / services.
Contribute to the execution and optimization of due diligence and ongoing monitoring risk assessments with focus on Information Technology and Information Security as well as Quality Control process enhancement.
Lead and manage the Third Party Findings Management process across key risk impact categories with specific focus on: weekly, monthly and quarterly status reporting to track findings to closure in partnership with Risk SMEs, and creation of documentation to support Third Party Risk Management program evolution leveraging industry leading practices.
Drive the optimization of the Due Diligence and Ongoing Monitoring risk assessment process across regulated and non-regulated Anchorage Digital legal entities to include reviews of the following key risk impact categories: Financial, Business Continuity, Information Security, as well as additional risk reviews based on risk and complexity of product / service being outsourced.
Lead and manage the TPRM Quality Control process across regulated and non-regulated Anchorage Digital legal entities, including maintaining the schedule of reviews to be performed, assessing the status of in-progress reviews, analyzing findings to identify common themes or trends for training and development, documentation and reporting to key stakeholders specific to review closure activities.
Assist on various TPRM Projects as needed with minimal supervision required.
Manage and enhance Procedures related to the Third Party Findings Management process and support the standardization of findings management across regulated and non-regulated legal entities.
Create and manage Procedures related to the Third Party Risk Management Quality Control process and support the implementation of Quality Control across regulated and non-regulated legal entities.
Collaborate across the organization to understand business requirements in support of TPRM Program to include regulated and non-regulated legal entities in alignment with TPRM program evolution.

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