Head of Data Management, RBS International

NatWest
Belfast
5 days ago
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Join us asthe Head of Data Management,RBSInternational

  • Inthis leading role, you’ll be accountable for data managementactivity inRBS International (RBSI), aswell as the supervision and execution of data management servicesand data quality control mechanisms
  • With yourprimary focus on our portfolio of data quality work on priorityitems, you’ll support the delivery of business objectives and keyresults for data
  • This is a highly visible andinfluential role that offers excellent exposure for you and yourwork

What you'lldo

As our Head of DataManagement, you’ll help to deliver key strategic outcomes andsupport bank-wide data transformation. You’ll be responsible formonitoring and reporting data risk on behalf of RBSI. You’ll alsooversee change programme adherence to data architecture standardsand data management operationalprocedures.

Working with Data& Analytics you’ll make strategic tooling accessible andappropriate, and you’ll also monitor the target state architecture,identifying gaps for golden sources of data and meeting standardsfor cloud datamarketplace.

Otherresponsibilities willinclude:

  • Owning ourdata strategy, assessing the impact of RBSI data programmedeliveries on risk appetite
  • Monitoringprogression towards data management regulatory compliance, andleading data issue analysis, governance, and back bookremediation
  • Embedding a strong data culturewithin the franchise
  • Leading activities tomanage the franchise data risk, and interacting with the bank’sfunctions on KRIs and data risk OKRs that represent our ongoingrisk position

Theskills you'llneed

                                                    

We’relooking for someone with an understanding of data managementgovernance activities as well as treasury, customer, and financialdata. You’ll have the ability to lead and develop project teams andremediation activities and provide end to end data managementleadership to the relevant RBSI businessareas.

Furthermore, we’relooking for:

  • Experience in leadingdata management teams in the financial servicessector
  • In depth knowledge of BCBS239, assessingdata risk and the impact of poor data regardingthis
  • The ability to understand and developstandards by improving data quality
  • The abilityto resolve complex problems and design solutions that support ourbank-wide simplification programme
  • Knowledge ofcloud data practices and dataarchitecture
  • Excellent communication andstakeholder managementskills

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