Senior Financial Risk Manager

With substantial capital resources, an ambitious growth agenda, and a collaborative, entrepreneurial culture, Brocc is uniquely placed to shape the future of the credit ecosystem. As we scale across new markets and asset classes, building a robust, forward-looking risk function is central to how we operate, and to how we earn the trust of clients, partners, and supervisors.

Now, we're looking for a Financial Risk Manager to join our growing team within our Group Risk Control Function and take ownership of how we identify, assess, and manage financial risks and play a key role in capital and liquidity planning across the organisation. You will work closely with Treasury, Credit, Finance, and executive management, and present regularly to the Board Risk Committee.

This is a broad, hands-on role in a growing Swedish bank, combining quantitative analysis with regulatory engagement and strategic advisory to the business.

What you'll do

You'll lead the second-line financial risk function, partnering with the business to design and embed a framework that scales with us. In practice, that means:

• Lead independent identification, measurement, monitoring, and reporting of credit, market, and liquidity risks across the balance sheet

• Maintain and develop the risk appetite framework, limits, and early-warning indicators, escalating breaches and driving remediation

• Independently validate and challenge risk models built by the first line (PD/LGD/EAD, IFRS 9 ECL, liquidity and IRRBB), and own the model risk management framework

• Oversee liquidity and funding metrics (LCR, NSFR, survival horizon) and challenge deposit behavioural and funding concentration assumptions

• Evaluate the risk components of the ICAAP and ILAAP, including internal stress testing, scenario design, and capital and liquidity adequacy

• Deliver timely, decision-ready reporting that gives the CRO, executive management, and the Board Risk Committee a forward-looking view of market risks

• Translate regulatory developments (CRR3/CRD VI, BRRD, EBA guidelines, FFFS) into policies, appetite, and methodology

• Provide second-line challenge on new products, policy changes, business and funding plans, and strategic initiatives

• Coach other risk analysts and build risk awareness across the organisation as a trusted partner, not a blocker

Who you are

You've built financial risk frameworks in regulated financial institutions and know how to make them practical, not bureaucratic. You're as comfortable challenging a financial risk owner as you are presenting to the Board, and you bring the judgment to know when to push and when to partner.

More specifically, you bring: