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Rabobank

Cooperative bank providing agribusiness financing

Junior Operational Risk Analyst

Full-TimePosted on 10/20/2026
No salary listed
Junior
São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil
Hybrid
Finance & BankingRisk Management

About the job

Requirements
  • Experience in Operational Risk, Compliance, Auditing, or RCA.
  • Knowledge of Microsoft Office.
  • Education in Administration, Economics, Accounting, International Trade, or Law; the list is not exhaustive.
  • Advanced English is mandatory.
Responsibilities
  • Monitor operational risk incidents and findings, and support compliance with the area's policies and procedures.
  • Support other analysts, the specialist, and the manager, and participate in departmental tasks with less independence.
  • Organize, present, prepare, and archive committee minutes and documents while serving as secretary.
  • Review risks and controls, record findings and incidents, and review CSAs.
  • Organize committee agendas and invitations, prepare presentations and minutes, and archive committee-related documents.
  • Ensure governance for products and material changes is followed, maintain records in Archer, and support product and project owners.
  • Assist in reviewing the area's committee Terms of Reference to ensure alignment with the global version.
  • Perform control testing.
  • Help maintain products in the global Product Book system, coordinating between product owners and headquarters.
  • Prepare materials and deliver operational risk training when needed.
  • Support Operational Risk managers and the Chief Risk Officer with internal and external requests, including gathering data for reports and dashboards.
  • Attend In Control Meetings for assigned areas, challenge the information presented, and archive the materials.
Desired Qualifications
  • Advanced Spanish is an advantage.

About the company

Rabobank is a Dutch cooperative bank focused on financial services rooted in rural credit unions. It serves individuals, businesses, and especially the food and agribusiness sector, covering the full value chain from farmers to retailers. Its products include wholesale and retail banking, payments, lending, leasing, insurance, real estate, and asset management, funded by deposits and loans, with governance by local member councils. Because it is owned by its members, not external shareholders, it prioritizes long-term value for customers and communities, with a focus on sustainable food systems and rural development.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$275M

Headquarters

Utrecht, Netherlands

Founded

1898

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What believers are saying

  • August 2026 first-half profit held at €2.694 billion despite heavy investment.
  • Loan book grew €16.9 billion and deposits rose €11.5 billion in first half 2026.
  • Rabobank signed 2026 energy-transition and data-center financings, including AMPIN and Portus.

What critics are saying

  • Dutch prosecutors widened Rabobank's AML probe in April 2026, extending scrutiny through 2026.
  • September 2026 restructuring cuts 100 corporate-bank jobs, signaling AI-driven displacement.
  • Sustained AML convictions or penalties would cripple its trust-based agribusiness franchise.

What makes Rabobank unique

  • Rabobank's cooperative ownership and 2.3 million members anchor long-term client loyalty.
  • It dominates food and agribusiness financing, spanning farmers, processors, retailers.
  • June 2026 Oracle Flexcube migration modernized its core banking platform nationwide.

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Benefits

  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Professional Development Budget

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