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Beacon Risk and Compliance
Staffing and Recruiting
Sydney, New South Wales 1,511 followers
Risk & Compliance Recruitment
About us
We recruit across all risk and compliance disciplines, supporting financial services companies and corporate and commercial businesses. We recruit at every level, from analysts through to Chief Risk and Compliance Officers. Follow our page to be up to date with all our live roles and market & salary reports!
- Website
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https://beacon-legal.com.au/financial-services-recruitment/
External link for Beacon Risk and Compliance
- Industry
- Staffing and Recruiting
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Sydney, New South Wales
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2018
- Specialties
- Compliance, Risk, and Recruitment
Locations
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Primary
5 Martin Pl
Sydney, New South Wales 2000, AU
Employees at Beacon Risk and Compliance
Updates
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We are working with a Global Tech Leader who is looking for a Compliance and Legal professional to join their high-performing, growing team. - Minimum of 4 to 6 years of compliance and legal experience required. - Open to candidates with compliance/regulatory experience, in financial services, healthcare or technology. - Reporting to the General Counsel and paying c.$160k - $200k. Please get in contact if you would like to find out more. #sydneyjobs #compliancejobs #legalcareers
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Want to nail your next Risk & Compliance interview? Asking the hiring manager effective questions in an interview carries many benefits to both you and your potential employer. Check out our list of questions you could ask in your next Risk & Compliance interview to maximise your chances of landing your dream role! #riskcareers #compliancecareers #interviewpreparation #interviews
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Why are we seeing a rising demand for Risk & Compliance Experts in RegTech? In the world of recruitment, trends come and go, but one thing's for sure: the demand for compliance and risk professionals with expertise in RegTech and Regulatory Technology Advisory functions is on the rise. The Beacon Risk and Compliance team recently placed a Chief Compliance Officer, RegTech at a Leading, Global Professional Standards Firm. Our Director, Dylan Mountford, would like to shed some light on this growing demand and the trends fuelling it. 📈Trend 1: Evolving Regulations Regulations are constantly evolving, and they're getting more complex by the day. Businesses need experts who can navigate this ever-changing landscape. Risk and Compliance professionals with RegTech experience are becoming invaluable assets in ensuring companies stay compliant and avoid costly fines. 📈Trend 2: Data-Driven Compliance RegTech is all about leveraging technology to streamline compliance processes. With data-driven solutions, companies can monitor and report compliance in real time. As a result, there's a growing need for professionals who can harness technology to ensure compliance efficiently. 📈Trend 3: Risk Mitigation Risk management is at the heart of compliance, and RegTech plays a vital role in identifying and mitigating risks. Businesses are seeking risk and compliance candidates who can not only maintain compliance but also proactively manage and reduce risks, protecting their bottom line and reputation. In conclusion, the demand for risk and compliance candidates with RegTech experience is soaring. As regulations become more intricate, companies are turning to technology to streamline compliance processes and mitigate risks. If you're a risk or compliance professional with RegTech expertise, the future is bright, and recruiters like us are here to connect you with exciting opportunities.
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Ready to take the next step in your career? Not quite sure how to have -that- conversation with your boss? Remember these 7 things to help your resignation discussion go as smoothly as possible. 1. Timing matters: Request a private meeting with your supervisor at a time convenient for the both of you. Be sure to allow enough time for a genuine discussion to be had. 2. Stay professional: Approach the discussion with a positive and professional attitude. Express your gratitude for the opportunities and experiences you’ve had. 3. Be transparent: Share your reasons for resigning honestly and respectfully. Focus on your career goals and personal growth rather than any negative aspects. 4. Listen and engage: Let your supervisor respond and ask questions. Engage in a productive dialogue to address any concerns or questions they might have. 5. Offer to assist in transition: If possible, express your willingness to help with a smooth transition. Discuss your notice period and how you can ensure a seamless handover of responsibilities. 6. Stand by your decision: If you are committed to resigning, it’s best not to leave the door open for counter-offer discussions. In our experience, that makes the whole process quite messy. Be (respectfully) firm in your decision to leave the business. 7. Future connections: Discuss how you can maintain professional relationships with colleagues and supervisors even after your departure. Networking is a powerful tool in your career journey. Leaving a job is a significant step, and handling the resignation discussion thoughtfully can leave a positive and lasting impression. If you’re looking for new opportunities to advance your career, be sure to connect with @Dylan Mountford or another member of the Beacon team! #resignation #riskandcompliance #compliancecareers
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Beacon Charity Day🥕🍛 Here at Beacon, we had our annual Charity Day in September helping out at Our Big Kitchen. Our Big Kitchen prepare and distribute more than 250,000 meals each year, support 30 charities, and help thousands of individuals- so it was great to get together as a team and do our bit to help! #community #teambonding #recruitment
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Does meeting in person matter? In a world increasingly dominated by virtual meetings and remote work, the value of in-person interactions cannot be overstated. Visiting a client’s office deepens your understanding of their work environment and culture and allows a deeper connection with their leadership team. As a candidate, you’re going to spend a significant portion of your professional life in the office, even in a hybrid work setup, so it’s important you make sure it’s the right fit. We believe that these face-to-face interactions are invaluable, and strongly encourage candidates to suggest an in-person office meeting rather than online. We’d love to know what you think- does office culture matter in an increasingly digital world? #recruitment #riskandcompliance #compliancejobs Contact Dylan Mountford if you’re keen to make a move in the Risk & Compliance space.
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Want the latest in Auditing, Risk & Compliance? Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter, ARC Monthly, where you’ll find valuable insights and information. Contact Dylan Mountford to subscribe for free today! E: [email protected] | M: 61 478 111 848
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Why are we seeing professionals move across to the Risk, Compliance and Auditing industry? Here are 3 reasons people are making the switch… 1. Navigating the Complex Business Landscape In an era marked by rapid changes, disruption and heightened scrutiny, businesses need all the help they can get to navigate these complexities. The risk, compliance and auditing sector offers crucial solutions, allowing professionals to contribute their analytical skills, attention to detail and strategic insights. 2. Safeguarding Ethical Integrity Ethics and integrity are the backbone of any successful enterprise. With increased awareness and demand for transparent operations, companies are prioritising risk management, compliance and ethical auditing like never before. This distinct purpose has seen newcomers driven to the risk, compliance and auditing industry. 3. Dynamic Career Pathways As businesses evolve, so do the challenges they face, creating a constant demand for skilled professionals who can anticipate and mitigate risks. The industry’s diversity, from financial institutions to tech companies, is a magnet for those seeking ongoing development and exciting challenges. Think a move could be right for you? Contact Dylan Mountford to find out how to advance your career in Risk, Compliance and Auditing.
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We conducted a poll last week, and the results revealed that most risk, compliance and auditing professionals are interested in moving into the GOVERNANCE AND REPORTING sphere. This result is consistent with how we've witnessed the growing importance of transparency, accountability, and effective governance structures within large institutions. Professionals are evidently keen to drive ethical decision-making and adherence within organisations, working in a dynamic and vibrant industry. If you're interested in making a move into the risk, compliance and auditing sector, or have any questions about doing so, get in touch with our Director, Dylan Mountford. #riskandcompliance #governance #compliance
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