Lloyds Banking Group
Rectification & Remediation Lead

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Rectification & Remediation Lead
Rectification & Remediation Lead – Corporate & Institutional Banking (CIB)
Location: Edinburgh | Salary: Up to £100,000 (dependent on experience) | Working Pattern: Hybrid (2+ days/week at office)
About This Opportunity
At Lloyds Banking Group, we seek a Rectification & Remediation Lead to steering the end-to-end design, governance and delivery of complex rectification and remediation programmes within our Corporate & Institutional Banking (CIB) division.
Your role will ensure timely, proportionate and regulator-defensible resolutions of control weaknesses—covering back-book remediation, customer detriment assessment, redress design, root cause analysis—that safeguard customers and enhance CIB’s control environment.
Key Responsibilities
Rectification & Remediation Framework
- Define and own the Rectification and Remediation framework, ensuring programmes are scoped, prioritised and delivered to agreed outcomes and regulatory timelines.
- Lead back-book remediation, customer detriment assessments, redress design/build, and implementation of balanced control fixes.
- Ensure robust closure, defensible evidence of resolution, and risk reduction to prevent recurrence.
Governance, Reporting & Regulatory Engagement
- Establish consistent governance, oversight and decision-making for remediation activity, with clear reporting, review and approval standards.
- Act as the senior point of contact for regulatory, audit, and customer risk issues, coordinating responses and driving timely resolutions.
- Provide executive-level MI (management information), including dashboard reporting to senior forums and Board-level committees, tracking:
- Themes, root causes, ageing, outcomes
- Risk reduction and prevention strategies
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Programme Oversight & Stakeholder Management
- Provide oversight of large, complex remediation programmes requiring cross-functional delivery (Risk, Audit, Legal, Operations).
- Challenging senior leaders on approach, scope, remediation strategy, and customer outcomes, influencing complex decisions.
- Maintain strong delivery control (dependencies, progress, risks/issues), escalating to appropriate forums when needed.
Leadership & Capability Development
- Build and lead a high-performing remediation function with specialised skills in programme management, risk and technical execution.
- Set clear expectations, coach and develop the team to ensure consistent, high-quality delivery.
- Embed a culture of ownership, accountability and regulatory discipline, prioritising customer outcomes and strengthened controls.
What We Need from You
- 5+ years’ experience leading complex remediation/rectification/control programmes in financial services (audit-ready creation of frameworks, Meeting accountable delivery goals).
- Expertise in customer detriment assessment, including identifying systemic issues and designing redress methodologies (governance, systematic application).
- Root cause analysis leadership, ensuring lessons learned are embedded to prevent recurrence.
- Strong governance and senior stakeholder engagement, able to provide credible challenge, drive Mat TIMELY decisions, and interface effectively with Risk, Audit, and business leaders.
- Experience producing clear executive-level MI, maintaining regulatory-assured closure evidence, and manag records.


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Why This Is a Place for You
At Lloyds Banking Group, we commit to being a leading UK employer for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), supporting customers, colleagues and communities while creating a thriving, growth-focused workplace.
- Disability Confident Leader, guaranteeing interviews for eligible qualified candidates with disabilities
- Flexible working options, including hybrid schedules and job shares
- Reasonable adjustments across recruitment and workplace
Benefits Package
Our broad benefits include:
- Competitive pension contribution (up to 15%)
- Annual performance-related bonus and free shares
- Flexible lifestyle benefits (discounted shopping, etc.)
- 30 days holiday + bank holidays
- Wellbeing initiatives + substantial parental leave policies
Purpose-Driven Opportunity
Join a values-led culture, shaping the future of financial services while growing your career in a supportive, inclusive environment.
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