HSBC India | Assistant Vice President - Risk and Control Analytics Lead

Responsibilities

• Responsible for managing and coordinating various non-financial business risk engaging in 1st line of defense, risk management projects namely Issue management, control monitoring activities, and risk and control assessments.
• Participate in validating the design and operating effectiveness of the key controls through inspection, inquiry, observation, sampling, re-performance and recalculation.
• Participate in the review of risks and key controls through end-to-end process walkthroughs, events or thematic reviews, data-driven reviews or issue read across, and evidence reviews.
• Assist with the provision of emerging risks and controls knowledge and understanding the industry standards/benchmark.
• Identify trends to anticipate future developments in the risk and control environment (core risk types, including but not limited to financial crimes risks, resilience risks and regulatory risks.
• Participate in automation projects with the objective of implementing improvements enabling process efficiency and development.

Requirements

• Must possess exceptional project management skills and a good understanding of operational risk frameworks.
• Good understanding of operational resilience, risk and controls, preferably gained through experience in front line and risk management roles.
• Strong interpersonal skills and stakeholder management, including the ability to influence senior stakeholders such as risk owners, control owners, issue owners and risk stewards.
• Ability to prioritize business risk deliverables and work independently in dynamic work conditions.
• Proficient in microsoft office package including advanced excel, word, and powerpoint.

HSBC

HSBC is one of the world's largest banking and financial services organisations. It was founded in Hong Kong in 1865 and is now headquartered in London.

HSBC is one of the longest-established foreign banks in India. Its global service centres hire finance professionals for financial control, regulatory reporting, risk, treasury and market-data roles.

• Industry: Banking and financial services
• Headquarters: London, UK
• In India: Banking operations and global service centres in cities such as Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Pune and Gurugram