Senior Manager, Capital Regulatory Reporting New - London, United Kingdom - eFinancialCareers

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2 weeks ago

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The Role Responsibilities
The FRR reporting activities are split between Group Liquidity Regulatory Reporting (GLRR) and Group Capital Regulatory Reporting (GCRR). A combined new product approval team covers both sides of reporting, Liquidity and Capital. The role of Senior Manager,Capital Regulatory Reporting New Product Approval leads the capital side of the team. This will include remote leadership of a new offshore support team in India, supporting Group Capital Regulatory Reporting approval.

Key responsibilities include:

Review of new products and renewals, across Financial Markets (FM) and all other SCB businesses
Review of booking model amendments proposed
Review of significant complex structured transactions
Review of new payoffs

On each proposal, the team will:

Establish and understand technical regulatory capital treatment, with the relevant Policy team as needed
Establish how the Desk proposed booking model achieves required outcomes and agree any changes needed
Establish whether manual adjustments or similar required, with consideration of ultimate strategic solution needed, risk acceptance or ongoing portfolio size monitoring as required
Assess impact of proposal on the Bank's metrics and ensure Desk are aware if detrimental in scarce resources or costs, and advise the Desk on any economic product changes which could provide more beneficial regulatory capital treatment
As leader of the capital side of the team, responsibilities include ensuring the review portfolio is on track with issues highlighted early to Finance management and the Desk and providing regular communication to the wider reporting teams on pipeline andexpected impact on metrics.
The role will be a key faceoff for the business, in particular FM, acting as liaison between the "business as usual" reporting teams and the front office, on all new products.
The role will also involve establishing process and control improvements within the new setup, and deliver those improvements. There may also be participation in adhoc project or investigatory work as and when required.

Strategy:

Develop and drive the strategy for the team that fits in with the overall regulatory change landscape and aligns to targets under the operational risk framework.
Driving a team with multiple, diverse and senior stakeholders, obtaining buy in where necessary and effecting improvements to existing policy and processes.

Business:

In depth understanding of the Group's businesses and products and how they impact regulatory metrics, reporting and associated controls.
Financial Markets product expertise, experience of assessing new products for regulatory reporting requirements.
Expertise in systems and processes used to generate regulatory metrics, particularly with experience in change projects focused process enhancements

Processes:

Responsible for the strategy, execution and delivery of assurance with regards to data sourcing, calculations and reporting of regulatory metrics that are generated within the Global Financial Regulatory Reporting team. This includes prioritisation anddelegation of activities to team members and liaising with stakeholders in COE, Global Risk functions, ITO and other teams as required, alongside the performance of assurance activities.
Responsible for providing business advisory for new and existing products.

People and Talent:

Lead a team (direct and/or matrix) of highly skilled individuals through example to build the appropriate culture and values, focusing on engagement and retention.
Set objectives for direct reports and provide regular feedback with regards to those objectives and ensure the team benefits from ongoing training and development in relation to their roles.
Responsibility to review team structure in relation to the relevant objectives.

Risk Management:

Influence change in relation to the control strategy for the production of regulatory metrics in Financial Regulatory Reporting.
Identify control gaps in the endtoend regulatory reporting process within Finance.
Assist in designing or amending suitable controls across the suite of regulatory metrics reported by Financial Regulatory Reporting.

Governance:

Responsible for design of governance around new product approval within capital regulatory reporting, utilising the data quality forum where needed, monitoring, implementation and review of controls and issues that arise from the review activities conductedby the new product approval team.

Regulatory & Business Conduct:

Display exemplary conduct and live by the Group's Values and Code of Conduct.
Take personal responsibility for embedding the highest standards of ethics, including regulatory and business conduct, across Standard Chartered Bank. This includes understanding and ensuring compliance with, in letter and spirit, all applicable laws, regulations,guidelines and the Group Code of Conduct.
Lead the New Product Approval team to achieve the outcomes set out in the Bank's

Conduct Principles:
Fair Outcomes for Clients; Effective Financial Markets; Financial Crime Compliance; The Right Environment.

Effectively and collaboratively identify, escalate, mitigate and resolve risk, conduct and compliance matters.

Key Stakeholders:

Liaise with senior stakeholders in, SCB Businesses, Regulatory Policy, COE, Treasury, Group Financial Reporting, Group Risk Functions, Country functions, Finance Change.

Other Responsibilities