Risk Reporting Officer, Starling Bank

Salary not provided
Mid level
London

1-5 days a week in office

Starling Bank

Mobile-first bank offering personal, joint and business accounts

Be an early applicant

Starling Bank

Mobile-first bank offering personal, joint and business accounts

1001+ employees

FintechB2CB2BBankingPersonal financeLendingCredit cardsFinancial Services

Be an early applicant

Salary not provided
Mid level
London

1-5 days a week in office

1001+ employees

FintechB2CB2BBankingPersonal financeLendingCredit cardsFinancial Services

Company mission

Anne Boden founded Starling with a clear goal: to build a bank that would help you manage your money, all from one app. Their vision is to give everyone clarity and control over their money so they have the opportunity to enjoy a healthy financial life.

Role

Who you are

  • Previous demonstrable experience in organising, designing and facilitating reporting risk.
  • Applicable knowledge of risk management in the financial services
  • Good interpersonal skills including the ability to challenge in a positive manner and navigate difficult situations with resilience
  • Analytical and logical skills; exemplary attention to detail
  • Awareness of good corporate governance principles and practices
  • Adaptable to changing priorities with strong planning, prioritisation and organisational skills
  • Comfortable with handling, transforming and visualising large amounts of data
  • A proven problem solver who is committed to continuous improvement

What the job involves

  • The Risk Reporting Officer will work alongside the Head of Risk Reporting and Senior Risk Reporting Manager in the design, collation and preparation of risk papers, reports and presentations to committees, including organising and coordinating timely input from relevant departments and Risk teams
  • You will help to ensure that risk information and analysis is properly represented and understood across Starling, including developing and re-designing reporting to committees as required
  • The role will involve the end-to-end lifecycle of committee reporting; setting agendas and communicating with the committee chairs, managing relationships across all three lines of defence to bring together the risk information, and subsequent punctual circulation
  • Coordinate the reporting cycle for papers to sub-executive risk committees namely; agenda-setting, supporting report production, reviewing to ensure quality standards, with occasional presentation
  • Maintain committee forward plans and engage with stakeholders to provide timely notification of paper requests
  • Liaise with the Company Secretariat team to maintain committee action logs and assist senior Risk stakeholders to provide timely updates on progress with committee actions
  • Assist with the production and analysis of risk MI for reporting to committees
  • Champion good corporate governance on behalf of the Risk Reporting Function, including documenting processes, maintaining audit trails and capturing data points
  • Input to the design and development of reporting across all risk sub-categories including continuous development and improvement of the reporting processes; and
  • Ensure the quality, accuracy and timeliness of risk reporting to committees

Salary benchmarks

Our take

Starling started life focused on consumer banking, they have since found most of their success by competing in the business banking space. They’ve caught up with Tide and beaten the likes of Monzo and Revolut to a more complete offering for businesses.

This progress resulted in them receiving a £100m grant in April 2019 from a body created to boost competition in SME banking, which they're using to accelerate building a full suite of digital banking products: intelligent forecasting tools, and digitally-enabled relationship management functions as well as lending products.

As well as continuing to expand in the UK, they’re expanding in Europe. They’re imminently launching an international bank in Dublin, which will allow Starling to offer its current account across the European Union after Brexit.

Banking for small businesses has historically been ignored even though the experience is poor. Starling is in tune with knowing what their customers want, and they continue to build out their range of third-party products within its banking app thanks to support from its open API. They currently have 11 integrations, including Xero, but that figure continues to grow.

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Insights

Top investors

Many candidates hear
back within 2 weeks

43% female employees

40% employee growth in 12 months

Company

Funding (last 2 of 11 rounds)

Apr 2022

$171.3m

LATE VC

Jun 2021

$46m

LATE VC

Total funding: $1.1bn

Company benefits

  • 25 days holiday (plus take your public holiday allowance whenever works best for you)
  • An extra day’s holiday for your birthday
  • Annual leave is increased with length of service, and you can choose to buy or sell up to five extra days off!
  • 16 hours paid volunteering time a year
  • Salary sacrifice, company enhanced pension scheme
  • Life insurance at 4x your salary & group income protection
  • Private Medical Insurance with VitalityHealth including mental health support and cancer care. Partner benefits include discounts with Waitrose, Mr&Mrs Smith and Peloton
  • Generous family-friendly policies
  • Perkbox membership giving access to retail discounts, a wellness platform for physical and mental health, and weekly free and boosted perks
  • Access to initiatives like Cycle to Work, Salary Sacrificed Gym partnerships and Electric Vehicle (EV) leasing
  • Incentives refer a friend scheme

Company values

  • Do the right thing
  • Listen
  • Aim for greatness
  • Own it
  • Keep it simple

Company HQ

Spitalfields, London, UK

Leadership

Anne Boden

(Founder)

Held senior roles in finance over a 30 year career, including COO for AIB and Head of EMEA for RBS.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Starling Bank

Manuela Torrijos-Simon (Group Financial Controller)

  • In the spirit of Aiming for Greatness and Doing the Right Thing, we want to be the bank with the best approach to Diversity and Inclusion
  • The Always Open Forum at Starling empowers employees to come together and own their areas of interest, supporting their agenda both internally and externally
  • The forum creates a safe space for conversations about all Diversity and Inclusion topics, with the spotlight currently on 3 focus areas; Race and Ethnicity, LGBTQ+ and Mental Health.
  • We’re about to launch a new group to support Disability, and all of these teams help bring Starlings together to improve our workplace

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