In Group Functions Compliance we are overseeing, advising, and guiding Danske Bank’s Group Functions (i.e., all back-office, IT, service, administration, and support functions consisting of +10.000 employees) on their management of regulatory compliance and conduct risk.
We are eight members in our team who are located in both Lithuania (three members) and Denmark (five members). While you will be focusing on are overseeing, advising, and guiding Danske Bank’s Group Functions, you will also collaborate with colleagues across Group Compliance to ensure a sufficient level of compliance oversight, reporting, and alignment to Group standards.
We are looking for a Compliance Officer to work from our office in Vilnius, Lithuania.
You will provide second line of defence coverage of regulatory compliance and conduct risk within the bank’s Group Functions. In your role you will act primarily as one of the day-to-day compliance officers for the Technology & Service area, helping to support the banks digital agenda. However as, Group Functions Advisory also covers other Group Functions (e.g., Finance, Risk, Legal, HR, and more), which you will also have the opportunity to work with and cover these areas too.
You will be exposed to various compliance oversight activities, such as compliance monitoring, policy reviews, risk assessments, control testing, compliance training and compliance investigations. Furthermore, you will be representing Group Compliance at various risk councils in the Technology & Service area, and thereby support the Head of Group Functions Compliance in the oversight of the Group Function. Subsequently, your role would not only be limited to advice and challenge the Technology & Service area, but also to act as a point of contact into the compliance function.
Are you a highly motivated regulatory compliance and conduct risk management and advisory specialist? Do you have an analytical mindset, a focus on getting things done and enjoy new challenges every day? And do you work well independently as well as working well as part of remote/virtual teams? If the answer to all these questions is yes, we would like to hear from you!