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Director, Business Technology Risk

Edinburgh
Posted 11 days ago
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If you’re looking to take an exciting new direction with your HSBC career, an internal move can open the door to many opportunities, allowing you to take on a new challenge, and develop your skills. Bring your knowledge of our brand to a new role and grow yourself further.

Help shape and drive HSBC’s Technology & Cyber Security resilience agenda across IWPB. You’ll set strategic direction for resilience risk oversight, provide senior challenge and guidance to the First Line, and influence investment, controls and operating model decisions so we continue delivering important business services within agreed impact tolerances during disruption.

In this role you will:

  • Set the strategic direction for resilience risk oversight, ensuring stakeholders understand the control environment and risk assessments aligned to operational scale, complexity and risk profile.
  • Advise senior leaders on the business impact of issues, incidents and top/emerging risks, influencing decisions on controls, investment, resourcing and operating model change to remain within risk appetite.
  • Hold risk and control owners accountable for control design and operating effectiveness, driving timely remediation and sustainable improvements where gaps are identified.
  • Provide senior oversight and challenge for GRR and regulatory reporting (e.g., RAS, top & emerging risks, risk profile reporting, RMM and relevant Board reporting), ensuring quality, consistency and clear executive narrative.
  • Lead horizon scanning across regulatory, technology and threat landscapes, translating external developments into actionable resilience risk priorities and control expectations.

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To be successful in this role you should meet the following requirements:

  • Experience in risk management within a Globally Significant Financial Institution (GSFI), with strong understanding of resilience risk and its commercial and strategic impact.
  • Advanced knowledge of the relevant regulatory landscape, with the ability to assess the impact of proposed regulatory change relating to resilience risk.
  • Deep technical expertise in resilience risk (identification, assessment, monitoring, control and mitigation) and a track record of providing expert advice and robust challenge.
  • Proven ability to build strong stakeholder networks and influence effectively within a complex matrix organisation, including engagement with regulators/audit where needed.
  • Ability to communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences in a persuasive and compelling way, role-modelling strong risk culture behaviours.

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This role is based in Edinburgh on a hybrid working basis.

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Skills

Risk Management
Resilience Risk Oversight
Regulatory Compliance
Stakeholder Management
Strategic Direction
Control Design
Horizon Scanning
Cyber Security Resilience
Executive Reporting
Risk Mitigation

Location

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

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