Associated Designations
Role Summary
ERM Analysts support enterprise risk management programs by identifying, assessing, and monitoring risks across an organization. They help translate risk data into insights that inform strategic decisions, regulatory reporting, and organizational resilience. ERM Analysts work across industries — insurance, finance, healthcare, manufacturing, government — and serve as a bridge between operational teams and senior leadership.
Core Responsibilities
- Assist in identifying and assessing enterprise‑wide risks
- Maintain risk registers, dashboards, and reporting tools
- Analyze risk trends and emerging threats
- Support risk workshops, assessments, and control evaluations
- Prepare materials for leadership, committees, and regulators
- Coordinate with business units to gather risk information
- Monitor compliance with ERM frameworks and policies
Key Skills
- Analytical and critical thinking
- Data interpretation and visualization
- Understanding of ERM frameworks (COSO, ISO 31000)
- Communication and documentation
- Collaboration across departments
- Attention to detail
Common Designations
- ARM (Associate in Risk Management)
- RIMS‑CRMP (Certified Risk Management Professional)
- AINS (Associate in General Insurance)
Industry Context
ERM Analysts are increasingly in demand as organizations adopt formal risk frameworks and integrate risk into strategic planning.
AINS – Associate in General Insurance