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About the Role
Join our Client Assets (CASS) specialist audit team within Non-Financial Audit (NFA) as a Senior Associate. This role focuses on delivering CASS audits to large, complex Banking & Capital Markets (AWM) clients, offering opportunities to gain diverse experience across various financial sectors.
Responsibilities
- Execute controls and substantive testing on CASS audits.
- Coach and support junior team members in CASS audit testing.
- Manage projects and stakeholders (client and internal) for CASS audit delivery.
Requirements
- Technical knowledge and experience of PwC audit guidance/methodology, particularly controls and substantive testing.
- Technical knowledge and experience in UK FCA Client Asset rules (CASS) and their application to AWM clients.
- Experience and competence in project management and audit engagement delivery, including status tracking and stakeholder management.
Skills
- Accepting Feedback
- Active Listening
- Analytical Thinking
- Climate Change
- Climate Change Risk Management
- Communication
- Compliance Auditing
- Creativity
- Data Analysis and Interpretation
- Data Ingestion
- Data Modeling
- Data Quality
- Data Transformation
- Data Visualization
- Double Materiality Assessment
- Embracing Change
- Emotional Regulation
- Empathy
- Environmental Geoscience
- Environmental Regulation
- GHG Reporting
- Green Taxonomy
- Inclusion
- Intellectual Curiosity
Location
- London EP
Work Type
- Assurance
Experience Level
- Senior Associate
About the Company
- Assurance line of service
- Non-Financial Audit (NFA) department
- Banking & Capital Markets (AWM) clients
- FTSE listed, global private companies, private partnerships, funds and Private Equity and Venture Capitalist backed companies
- Real Estate, Hedge Funds, Pensions, Private Equity, traditional Asset and Wealth management, technology and asset servicing businesses