Financial Compliance Leadership Role in Nova Scotia

Financial Compliance Leadership Role in Nova Scotia

24 Sep
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The Government of Nova Scotia
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Nova Scotia

24 Sep

The Government of Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia

Lead financial compliance initiatives as a Senior Risk and Compliance Advisor at the Nova Scotia Department of Finance and Treasury Board. This strategic role aims to improve risk management and internal controls compliance.

We are seeking a Canadian Chartered Qualified Accountant with a minimum of five years in financial compliance and risk management. You will be responsible for implementing financial compliance standards and frameworks, ensuring an effective oversight mechanism for publicly funded programs. Collaborating closely with program leaders, you'll influence decision-making for sustainable accountability.

Key Responsibilities:
• Establish financial compliance and internal control standards
• Lead risk assessment and compliance monitoring initiatives




• Provide oversight on funding agreement adherence
• Recommend strategies for mitigating compliance risks
• Train teams on financial compliance best practices

Requirements:
• CPA with five years of relevant experience
• In-depth knowledge of internal control frameworks
• Proven experience in high-volume compliance roles
• Strong analytical and advisory skills
• Ability to work effectively with senior leaders

Leverage your expertise in financial compliance and risk management within a pivotal role at the Nova Scotia Department of Finance.
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📌 Financial Compliance Leadership Role in Nova Scotia
🏢 The Government of Nova Scotia
📍 Nova Scotia

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