FBNBank Senegal is looking for an Internal Controller

FBNBank Senegal is recruiting an internal controller

FBNBank Senegal, a subsidiary of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, is currently looking for an Internal Controller to join its team. This call for applications is part of the bank’s continued expansion in Senegal.

The internal controller will be responsible for the implementation of internal control processes, risk management and compliance within the bank. He will play a key role in the identification and assessment of operational, financial and organizational risks, as well as in the implementation of measures to mitigate them.

The main responsibilities of the Internal Controller will include conducting internal audits, evaluating the effectiveness of control systems, proposing improvements to strengthen existing processes, as well as preparing detailed reports for bank management. .

The ideal candidate will have to demonstrate a solid experience in the management of risks and internal controls, preferably in the banking sector. In-depth knowledge of local and international banking regulations will also be required. In addition, a good understanding of international accounting standards and advanced analytical skills will be appreciated.

To apply for this position, it is necessary to have a background in finance, auditing, accounting or a similar field. Professional internal control certification, such as Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) or Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA), will be an advantage.

FBNBank Senegal is a respected financial institution that offers a full range of banking services to individuals, businesses and institutions in the country. By joining their team as an internal controller, you will have the opportunity to contribute to the development of innovative solutions to manage risks and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. If you are passionate about the banking sector and looking for new professional opportunities, apply now to join FBNBank Senegal.

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