Domain Expert - External Risk Reporting

At a glance

External Risk Reporting sits in the Chief Risk Officer (CRO) organisation. The mission of the CRO organisation is 'we deliver sound and simple Risk Management solutions to increase our resilience while enabling our client's success and the banks growth', with the vision to 'secure risk excellence in the heart of ABN AMRO'. Therefore, the CRO organisation focusses on four strategic pillars:
Simplicity, Execution Focus, Risks that Matter and Risk Culture. These strategic pillars rely on their People, Innovation, Seamless Processing, Governance & Organisation to successfully realise the Risk Management Vision.

Risk Reporting

External Risk Reporting is part of the central Risk Reporting department. The risk reporting activities were historically embedded across multiple risk management functions. The Risk Reporting department was created in 2025 to centralise internal and external risk reporting for simplifying and enhancing risk management capabilities.

Risk Reporting brings together professionals with varied expertise, creating an inclusive culture that thrives on collaboration and shared success.

Key activities:

• Take ownership of risk deliverables in the Quarterly and Annual Report covering. financial, non-financial and ESG risks. Tasks include managing changes, analysis of figures and writing narrative.
• Validating Pillar 3 templates, analysing movements and producing clear supporting narrative. Working on projects to improve quality, effectiveness and efficiency.
• Working on tasks within Internal Risk Reporting is also possible.
• Ensuring that all risk reports are consistent and aligned across various communication channels. Information shared with investors, regulators, and other external parties should be appropriate, uniform and coherent.
• Engaging with bankwide stakeholders, and the external auditor, ensuring all deliverables are accurate and complete.
• Continued development and enhancement of the reporting process and outputs, ensuring reporting remains appropriate in a continuously changing regulatory environment.
• Ensuring that all reports comply with the regulatory and legal requirements, including BCBS
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Key challenges and desired outcomes:

• Assist in developing the future state (external) risk reporting.
• Improve the visibility of risks that matter and enable timely effective decision-making
• Improve Data-Driven way of working:
  Understand the data flow to be able to validate. Enhance the bank's data-driven decision-making capabilities through improved risk reporting.
• Consistent Analysis and Reporting:
  Ensure that all bank-wide risk information is consistently analysed and reported
• Compliance with Regulations:
  Continuously enhance reporting procedures and formats
• Streamlined Communication:
  Act as a single point of contact for your deliverables

You will report to the Lead External Risk Reporting and work closely together with a team of around 5-7 risk professionals, who have the ambition to improve external risk reporting further. External Risk Reporting falls within Risk Reporting which is part of the department Strategic Risk and Modelling & Risk Analytics. The team consists of colleagues from different backgrounds and with expertise in both financial and non-financial risk.

You will closely work together with colleagues from Internal Risk Reporting, other Risk departments and Finance departments.

• Academic qualifications: university degree in Legal, Business Administration, Accounting, Finance or related field or equivalent level of knowledge
• At least 5 years’ experience in finance or risk management (or a similar role)
• Experience with reporting and knowledge of regulatory requirements and standards
• Experience in stakeholder management both within…