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Sean Conley

Risk Analyst, UK Governance & Regulatory Change Team

What does an average day in work look like?

The nature of banking regulation means that every day is different. Of course there are weekly and monthly reports to complete but with the pace and scope of regulatory change in the banking industry it means that each day always brings a new and exciting challenge.

What is the best thing about your job?

Risk transcends the departments and business units in Bank of Ireland. That means that I get to interact with so many individuals and departments across the bank in both the UK and Republic of Ireland.

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What challenges you in your job?

The most challenging aspect of my role is ensuring that I keep up to date with the regulatory announcements and requirements that could potentially impact the Bank.

What gets you up in the morning?

It’s a great time to work in banking as the industry begins to show real signs of recovery and growth. With that comes new and exciting challenges, especially working so closely with the regulators to ensure that the industry doesn’t decline in such a dramatic way as we’ve seen in the past.

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