Senior Risk Manager

Director, Risk Management / Risk Control

Risk Management Director

Risk Manager

Vice President (VP), Risk Management

Chief Risk Officer (CRO)

Vice President (VP), Operations

Executive Director

Chief Operating Officer (COO)

Director of Operations

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Male

Female

Prefer to self-define

Medical / Health

Dental

Vision

None

5-9 years

10-19 years

20 years or more

Chicago, Illinois

Boston, Massachusetts

San Francisco, California

Washington, District of Columbia

Miami, Florida

Los Angeles, California

Seattle, Washington

Dallas, Texas

Charlotte, North Carolina

Wilmington, Delaware

Atlanta, Georgia

Birmingham, Alabama

Phoenix, Arizona

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Houston, Texas

San Jose, California

Regulatory Compliance

Data Analysis

Strategic Project Management

Risk Consulting

Security Risk Management

Senior risk managers identify the risks to which a business is exposed and find ways to adequately eliminate or mitigate those risks. 
Senior risk managers may deal with risk inherent to all areas of their business, from operation risk to financial risk to legal risk. In an operational setting, a senior risk manager works to identify process risks such as business disruption, issues with execution, and systems failures. They also look for poor business practices, workplace safety concerns, theft, and fraud. In a financial setting, the senior risk manager attempts to eliminate market-based risk such as financial risk and supply risk.  In the legal setting, a senior risk manager must ensure that the business is in compliance with the various laws and regulations under which it operates. 
These managers work at different levels of the organization; for example, ensuring that all workers follow employment law or ensuring that executives are satisfying their fiduciary responsibilities. The risk manager may also directly perform and supervise educational workshops to ensure policy compliance.
Senior risk managers usually possess a bachelor's degree in economics, finance, statistics, or another closely related subject. To earn the senior position, the risk manager must also have several years of experience.  Senior risk managers usually work in a general office setting and may be required to travel in the performance of their duties.

The average pay for a Senior Risk Manager with Risk Management / Risk Control skills in New York, New York is $140,243 per year.

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New York, New York, United States