FAQs
What is the main focus of the Risk Management role at Deutsche Bank?
The main focus is managing and controlling the risk profile of the bank, which includes both financial and non-financial risks.
What types of financial risks are managed in this role?
Financial risks include client creditworthiness and market price fluctuations.
What are examples of non-financial risks addressed by the Risk Management team?
Examples of non-financial risks are inadequate processes, controls, or systems.
What are some responsibilities associated with the Risk Management position?
Responsibilities include establishing risk governance, setting risk frameworks, identifying risks, measuring and modeling risks, and reporting the aggregate risk profile.
Is this position part of the first or second line of defense?
Risk Management roles exist in either the first line of defense or the second line of defense as independent control functions.
What kind of culture does Deutsche Bank promote in the workplace?
Deutsche Bank strives for a culture of empowerment, collaboration, commercial thinking, initiative, and responsibility.
Are applications welcome from all individuals?
Yes, we welcome applications from all people and promote a positive, fair, and inclusive work environment.
What is the significance of risk appetite in this role?
Risk appetite is important as it helps set boundaries for the level of risk the bank is willing to take in pursuit of its objectives.
How does Deutsche Bank support its employees' career development?
Deutsche Bank shares and celebrates the successes of its people, promoting an environment that fosters growth and development.
Will I be involved in scenario and downside analysis as part of this position?
Yes, driving scenario and downside analysis is a key responsibility in the Risk Management role.