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BNY Mellon

Vice President, RCSA Program Integration (Second Line of Defence)

Manchester
Posted about 17 hours ago
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In this role, you’ll make an impact in the following ways:

  • Support the management of the RCSA program within the 2nd line of defence, ensuring robust risk and control self-assessment processes that are integrated effectively with other risk and control frameworks across BNY.
  • Drive transformation initiatives to enhance the RCSA framework by fostering cross-program collaboration and integration, ensuring consistency and synergy across non-financial risk management programs.
  • Collaborate closely with first line partners and other program leads to ensure timely identification, assessment, escalation, and remediation of risks and control issues in an integrated manner.
  • Develop and optimize end-to-end RCSA processes, workflows, and tools that support cross-program data sharing, reporting, and risk insights to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Monitor regulatory developments and industry trends to proactively update the RCSA framework and maintain compliance, ensuring alignment with other risk and control programs.
  • Prepare and present integrated reports, dashboards, and insights on RCSA outcomes, risk trends, and remediation progress to senior management and governance committees, highlighting cross-program risk perspectives.
  • Foster strong partnerships across all lines of defence including business units, risk functions, and other program teams to embed integrated RCSA practices into daily operations and decision-making.

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  • Experience in risk management, control frameworks, or compliance within a financial services environment, with demonstrated success in cross-program integration.
  • Knowledge of RCSA methodologies and second line of defence responsibilities, including experience integrating multiple risk and control programs.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead transformation projects and drive process improvements with a focus on program integration and collaboration.
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with experience working across multiple business lines and risk programs.
  • Ability to analyze complex risk data across programs and translate into actionable insights for senior leadership.
  • Familiarity in adjacent Non-financial Risk Assessment Programs such as Issue Management, Compliance Risk Assessment and Financial Crimes preferred.
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Skills

Risk Management
Control Frameworks
Compliance
RCSA Methodologies
Process Improvement
Stakeholder Management
Data Analysis
Transformation Initiatives
Non-financial Risk Management
Issue Management
Financial Crimes
Reporting
Governance
Strategic Planning
Cross-program Integration

Location

Manchester M1 1RN, UK

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