PwC South Africa is a prominent professional services firm providing industry-focused assurance, advisory, tax, and legal services to public, private, and government clients.
You may apply for the Financial Services Risk and Regulations (FSRR) programme at any time during the final year of your postgraduate studies.
You will need a strong academic background and one or more of the following qualifications:
Postgraduate qualification in Risk Management, Management Accounting, Finance, Accounting, Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, Business Science or Computer Science
Additional professional qualification (FRM, PRM, CFA or MBA) is advantageous
Advanced proficiency in MS Office
SQL, VBA, SAS and/or BI Tool experience is advantageous
Responsibilities
Work on multi-disciplinary project teams to support our wide range of financial services clients on delivering risk management enhancements and regulatory driven change engagements. This will entail:
Researching and advising on good practice risk management principles and their application across risk types and benchmarking client practices to these;
Analyzing the implications of regulatory changes on key business processes;
Supporting the development of enhanced risk management approaches, processes and controls;
Performing risk analysis on large data sets, developing insights and reporting on results;
Compiling project reports and presentations for delivery to clients for decision making purposes.
Supporting the development of thought leadership and research of risk management topics.
We know that the skills and experiences you gain with us will stay with you throughout your career. So join PwC. We'll help you to reach your full potential.
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