Business Manager at Standard Chartered Bank

⏲ Jan 15, 2022, 12:34 AM
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Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria - We attract talented individuals. Not only can they give you the benefit of their experience, they also reveal a closer, more personal look at the wide range of global opportunities we offer. At the core of the Group's people strategy is our focus on employee engagement. Engagement is a key driver of productivity and performance, which creates the foundation of our performance culture. We encourage and focus on the behaviours that bring out the very best from every employee, assessing their performance not just on results but on how those results were achieved. To further embed these behaviours we have a remuneration programme in place, carefully designed to incentivise our employees to live our values every day.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Business Manager, FM Nigeria

Ref No: 2100031910
Location: Lagos
Job: Operations
Schedule: Full-time
Employee Status: Permanent

The Role Responsibilities

To provide operational excellence and project management support for the Head of Financial Markets, Nigeria as well as the Regional COO team. This includes the implementation and ongoing maintenance of the Operational Risk Framework (ORF), governance and conduct.
Assistance is also provided to Treasury-Markets and CMPS as per the Memorandum of Understanding signed between the business units

Strategy:

Be aware of and understand the wider CIB business, economic and market environment in which the Group operates.
Be aware of and understand the Group’s business strategy for Financial Markets and understand its implications on operational risk
Proactively engage with FM COO teams and other support/control functions that service the FM Business

Business:

Promote awareness and understanding of the regulatory framework in which the Group operates, and the regulatory requirements and expectations relevant to the role
Assist in the delivery of the management agenda – drive initiatives designed to improve financial performance, operational efficiency, and risk
Represent the business when interacting with the support functions.
Support the business in advisory capacity for business initiatives and requests’
Recommend and drive continuous improvements in the business, i.e. identify and executing ad-hoc improvements to business processes, policies, structure, and roles.

Processes:

Assist in coordinating internal and external audit reviews – liaising with stakeholders to ensure timely / accurate information is provided. Review audit findings and key themes, assisting the business to achieve timely resolution of action plans.
Responsible for coordinating with stakeholders in the country and with other Financial Markets operational risk managers to increase transparency and share key learnings and best practices
Responsible for ensuring quality of information recorded in risk tracking system (M7), as well as ensuring accuracy, completeness of data, and timely resolution of actions plans to address risk identified
Responsible for ensuring FM Nigeria maintain an up to date BCP and BIA document and to serve as deputy DCC for the FM Business.
Ensure BCP and DR tests are conducted for the FM business in line with the bank policy.
Serve as first point of contact for activities of the dealing room-Dealing Room Manager.
Responsible for managing clients’ complaint for Financial Markets
Responsible for supporting the business in minimizing operational risks and losses, and ensure material operational losses are investigated to prevent recurrence per group policy. Root Cause Analysis to be carried out where required and ensure any findings are remediated.
Responsible for being the go-to person for the business for all operational risk related incidents and queries that arise, and becoming a business end-to-end subject matter expert in all Financial Markets products offered by the Bank in this market

People and Talent:

Responsible for driving appropriate culture and values within the team. Setting appropriate tone and expectations for the team, work in collaboration with risk and control partners across all functions

Risk Management & Governance:

Assess the effectiveness of the Group’s arrangements to deliver effective governance, oversight and controls in the business. Challenge processes, procedures, and policy if there is opportunity for improvement
Accountable for the development of control enhancements to ensure any known risks are controlled within acceptable boundaries
Responsible for escalation of issues, blockages, challenges and trends to the regional lead, COO and business head when required
Prepare papers or provide updates as requested by governance committees;
Responsible for ensuring periodic peer reviews and spot checks are carried out on any business areas that raise a cause for concern.
Responsible for speaking out on emerging risks
Accountable for the identification of operational risk for new products and new business, regulatory and thematic risks, and the implementation of appropriate controls to mitigate these risks
Responsible for the implementation and execution of the Control Sample Testing (CST) process, sampling and testing the population of controls to ensure compliance with agreed control standards and facilitating the monitoring/collection of any Key Risk Indicators (KRIs). Work with process owners to ensure sign off on all new and amendments to existing CST’s and that same are tabled at NFRF and other governance forums.

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