Ali Lowe
About Ali Lowe
Ali Lowe is a Risk Manager at Nationwide Building Society, where he has worked since 2015, focusing on regulatory report changes and risk management processes. He has prior experience at the UK Ministry of Defence, managing medical information systems and information systems projects.
Work at Nationwide Building Society
Ali Lowe has served as a Risk Manager at Nationwide Building Society since 2015. In this role, he has accumulated nine years of experience in the County of Wiltshire, United Kingdom. His responsibilities include delivering regulatory report changes that are specifically tailored to the risk community. He has also played a significant role in implementing regulatory changes that impact risk management processes within the organization.
Previous Experience at UK Ministry of Defence
Prior to joining Nationwide Building Society, Ali Lowe worked at the UK Ministry of Defence. He held the position of Medical Information Systems Project Manager from 2009 to 2015, where he managed IT projects focused on medical information systems for six years in London, Greater London, United Kingdom. Before that, he served as an Information Systems Project Manager from 2005 to 2009, gaining four years of experience in managing various information systems projects.
Education and Expertise
Ali Lowe studied at the University of Derby, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography from 1998 to 2001. His educational background complements his extensive expertise in managing IT projects, particularly those related to medical information systems and regulatory reporting in the risk management sector.
Regulatory Reporting and Risk Management
In his current role at Nationwide Building Society, Ali Lowe has extensive experience in delivering regulatory report changes tailored to the risk community. His involvement in implementing regulatory changes has been crucial in enhancing risk management processes within the organization, demonstrating his commitment to compliance and effective risk oversight.