FAQs
What is the location for the Risk Manager position?
The Risk Manager position is based in Marble Arch, London and is office-based.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Risk Manager?
The primary responsibilities include liaising with traders and commercial teams, reconciling and reporting positions, managing P&L, developing trade management processes within the CTRM system, and conducting quantitative analysis of new deals.
What qualifications are required for the Risk Manager role?
A degree qualification in Finance, Mathematics, Accounting, or a similar field is required.
What type of experience is preferred for candidates applying for this position?
Candidates should have approximately 5 years of demonstrable market risk experience with physical commodities, gained within an energy/oil company, utility, or trading house.
Are there specific skills that the Risk Manager should possess?
Yes, the Risk Manager should have strong computing skills, including advanced working knowledge of Excel and VBA, as well as an understanding of Market Risk techniques.
Will the Risk Manager need to interact with international teams?
Yes, the Risk Manager will be involved in managing and controlling market risks across international business entities located in Houston, Singapore, Germany, South Africa, and London.
Is knowledge of the UK Downstream market preferred for this role?
Yes, knowledge of the UK Downstream market is preferred for candidates applying for the Risk Manager position.
What is the nature of the work environment for this role?
The work environment for this role is collaborative and requires close daily interaction with the front office and various business units regionally and globally.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role involves improvement and development of risk measurement methodologies and processes, offering opportunities for professional development.
Is proficiency in simulation-based modeling and scenario analysis necessary for this role?
Yes, the Risk Manager should be able to quantitatively analyze new deals and identify embedded risks using simulation-based modeling and scenario analysis.