VP - Business Control Unit, Issues & Events
About the role
It Starts Here
The Difference You Make
Monitor activities to minimize the Corporate & Investment Bank's (CIB) exposure to risk. Activities may include quantitative analysis, risk identification and remediation. Represents or supports the reputation of the company to minimize compliance and regulatory risk by resolving issues and ensuring adherence to company and legal standards. Responsible for ensuring that all company activities adhere to applicable rules and regulations and that the company complies with relevant legal and regulatory requirements across its jurisdictions.
- Own and lead line of business governance of business issues and operational risk events across CIB US.
- Collaborate with the Issues Management COE to enforce quality standards for issue statements, root-cause analysis, impact assessments, remediation plans, milestones, closure evidence, and sustainability validation.
- Provide credible challenge to business owners and analysis to CIB Business Control Officers, escalating overdue, high-risk, or inadequately remediated items to senior management and governance forums.
- Ensure operational risk events are identified, classified, documented, and escalated promptly in the bank's designated systems, including assessment of financial, client, regulatory, and reputational impacts.
- Collaborate with the Issues and Events COE to direct portfolio-level monitoring of issues and events, identify recurring themes and risk concentrations, and sponsor preventative control enhancements.
- Produce and present executive MIS and committee reporting that clearly communicates status, trends, emerging risks, dependencies, and decisions required.
- Partner with the Second Line of Defense, Compliance, Legal, Internal Audit, and business stakeholders to support regulatory inquiries, assurance reviews, and remediation commitments.
- Coach and guide team members and stakeholders, promoting accountability, disciplined execution, and a strong risk culture.
What You Bring
Education
Qualifications
- 9 or more years of relevant experience in financial services, business controls, operational risk, audit, compliance, or a related discipline.
- Demonstrated leadership of complex issues, operational risk events, remediation programs, or regulatory commitments across multiple business lines.
- Proven ability to challenge and influence senior stakeholders and drive timely decisions without direct authority.
- Strong knowledge of First Line of Defense responsibilities, enterprise risk frameworks, internal controls, and regulatory expectations.
- Experience producing executive and committee-level risk reporting and presenting complex matters clearly.
- People leadership, coaching, or workstream leadership experience preferred.
Certifications:
- Other: Risk Certification - Preferred.
It Would Be Nice For You To Have
- Established work history or equivalent demonstrated through a combination of work experience, training, military service, or education.
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