DBS Bank Ltd
Senior Assoc/ AVP, Operational Risk Specialist, Group Operations COO
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Manage New Product Approval (NPA) and Third-Party Risk Review (TPRR) processes for Group Operations. Coordinate stakeholders, complete risk assessments for sign-off, design post-launch monitoring flows, advise on TPRR best practices, and ensure timely approvals and escalation of blockers.
Job Purpose:We are looking for a highly motivated Operational Risk Specialist to join our Ops COO - Operational Risk Management team. This key role will focus on New Product Approval and Third-Party Risk Review, supporting the appointed Group Operations Sign-off Party Champion to facilitate Group Ops sign-off party in reviewing and signing off initiatives timely.
2) Design a monitoring flow to track NPA post-launch issues.
3) Advising Operations on TPRR process best practice and implementationJob Responsibilities:1. Support Sign-off Group on NPA and TPRR initiatives sign-off
- Ensure all relevant teams within Group Ops units are engaged and represented in NPA and External Outsourcing Risk Review meetings with proposing unit to timely address questions/clarifications
- Be able to represent Group Operations to negotiate and agree with proposing unit on the turn-around time (TAT) to complete the review and signoff of the initiatives.
- Ensure that internal sign-offs Group Operations Units are provided within the agreed TAT and providing support to manage the proposing unit for matters relating to initiative signoffs.
- Escalate issues and blockers encountered to sign-off party NPA Champion.
2) Design a monitoring flow to track NPA post-launch issues.
3) Advising Operations on TPRR process best practice and implementationJob Responsibilities:1. Support Sign-off Group on NPA and TPRR initiatives sign-off
- Able to complete and formulate the final risk assessment to recommend for SOG approval.
- Assist operations teams with Third-Party Risk Assessments and facilitate final approvals from the designated Group Ops authority.
- Contribute to initiatives discussion and be able to represent Group Ops stakeholders and follow through actions.
- Minimum 6 years of experience in an Operations or Operational risk management role, preferably in a banking or financial institution.
- Ability to manage, influence and communicate effectively with different stakeholders
- Ability to adapt quickly in a dynamic and fast changing environment and keep pace with rapid changes in business
- Strong analytical skills to review and analyse data, savvy with usage of data visualisation tools eg Qlikview or Tableau
- Highly proficient in Microsoft Office tools in Word, Excel and Powerpoint
Location:
DBS Asia HubJob:
Risk ManagementSchedule:
RegularEmployee Status:
Full timeDBS Bank Ltd Singapore Office
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