The Senior Technical Consultant will develop and update governance and risk management policies, ensuring compliance and aligning with business objectives. Responsibilities include monitoring regulatory changes, providing training, supporting audits, and driving policy improvements.
Job Description – GW Policy Center • Develop, review, and update governance and risk management policies to ensure compliance with regulatory and organizational standards. • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to align policies with business objectives and risk appetite. • Monitor regulatory changes and assess their impact on existing policies and procedures. • Provide guidance and training on policy implementation and compliance requirements. • Support internal audits and risk assessments by supplying relevant policy documentation. • Drive continuous improvement in policy frameworks to enhance governance effectiveness
Hexaware Technologies Chennai, Tamil Nadu, IND Office
MCN Nagar Ext, MCN Nagar Extension, Thoraipakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, 600097
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