Standard Chartered India | Business Manager Markets India

Responsibilities

• The role serves as a bridge between the business and risk, compliance, and support functions, ensuring that business objectives are delivered in a controlled, compliant, and efficient manner
• Support the Markets Country Head in running of the Business Risk Forums (BRFs).
• Identify, assess, and mitigate operational risks in-country.
• Support the Markets Country Head in supervising and coordinating in-country audits.
• Provide business support on dealing room management, e.g., capacity planning, business continuity, access controls, Service Level Agreements, licensing, etc.
• Driving and management of a prudent cost culture.
• Collaborate with relevant stakeholders including GBS and ensure submissions are made on a timely basis.
• Ensure that the submissions are accurate, complete, reconciled (where relevant) and specific to the requirements.
• Execute controls, monitor, report and escalate operational risks where appropriate in-country.
• Ensure dealing room staff adhere to internal and external processes and procedures, and governance practices set out by the Governance Committees.
• Be the "connector" between global and local and export best practices.
• Operate effective supervision of Markets, Treasury Markets and Wealth Management Product Sales (WMPS) staff in the dealing room, where applicable
• Keep up to date with local regulations to assess impact / business opportunities and manage any changes to business processes and infrastructure.
• Enjoying continuous learning to being trusted by senior leadership

Requirements

• Knowledge of Markets Business / Operations / Regulatory Landscape.
• Strong Excel, Communication skills, and PowerPoint skills.
• Key Experiences: At least 4 years of Financial Markets domain knowledge.
• Certifications / Qualifications (only where mandatory): Professional Qualification (e.
• Able to Manage Ambiguity

Standard Chartered

Standard Chartered is an international banking group headquartered in London, with a strong focus on Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It was formed in 1969 through the merger of Standard Bank and The Chartered Bank.

Its Indian global business services centres hire finance professionals for financial control, stress testing, regulatory reporting, tax and risk roles.

• Industry: Banking and financial services
• Headquarters: London, UK
• In India: Present in India for over 150 years, with global business services centres in Bengaluru and Chennai