Role SummaryThe Internal Audit & Risk Manager is responsible for the oversight of the firm's riskmanagement framework and the integrity of its internal control environment. The roleinvolves identifying and forecasting potential risks, while simultaneously conductingindependent audits to maintain strong governance within the REIF structure andsafeguarding investors' interests.Key ResponsibilitiesConduct periodic audits of fund operations, asset management practices, and internal processes to evaluate the adequacy of controlsStrictly monitor and follow up on the application of Financial Adequacy standards issued by the FRAPrepare comprehensive risk assessments and audit reports for senior management and the FRA, providing actionable recommendations for process improvementsAct as the primary point of contact for external auditors, regulators, and stakeholders regarding risk and control mattersEstablish and periodically update the Risk Management Manual and internal control frameworks to align with evolving company goals and the specific dynamics of the Egyptian real estate marketDevelop procedures to identify current and potential risks; utilize forecasting models and sensitivity analysis to evaluate the probability and impact of risk occurrenceCreate and implement policies to measure and avoid risks, ensuring business continuity and the successful mitigation of identified threats before they materializeCandidate RequirementsBachelor's or Master's degree in Finance, Accounting, Audit, or a related fieldA minimum of 5 years of experience in internal audit, risk management, or compliance, specifically within financial services or real estate investmentDeep understanding of the Egyptian Capital Market Law and FRA regulationsMust have successfully passed (or be eligible to pass) FRA-specified examinationsProfessional certifications such as CIA, CRMA, FRM, PRM, or CPA are highly valuedStrong ability to analyze operational risks, develop practical mitigation strategies, and perform financial sensitivity analysisFluency in both Arabic and English is essential for regulatory reporting and professional communicationExceptional attention to detail, ethical judgment, and superior report-writing skills