Northern Trust

Financial Services

RegulatoryProgramManager

£85–125k ~AI est. London, United Kingdom FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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optimal for Manager candidates.

The Brief

“Regulatory Program Manager at Northern Trust. Skills: Regulatory program management, Financial risk, Stakeholder management. Lead enterprise deliveries. Manage regulatory change”

Industry & Context.

Financial Services
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Several years program manager

Nice to Have

Agile ways of working

What You'll Do.

Lead enterprise deliveries

Manage regulatory change

Embed regulatory change operationally

Support complex change programs

Manage regulatory risk

Lead Working Group meetings

Maintain program data

Maintain business intelligence solutions

Communicate program risks

Anticipate potential issues

Define contingency plans

Leverage best practice

Contribute to best practice

Translate requirements

Operationalize requirements

Communicate with developers

Communicate with data architects

Communicate with infrastructure resources

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Lines of defense; Business units; Operational leaders; Multiple levels organization

Communication Scope

Facilitation; Reporting

Process & Methodology

Project management, Portfolio management, Change management

Full Job Description

**_About Northern Trust:_** Northern Trust, a Fortune 500 company, is a globally recognized, award-winning financial institution that has been in continuous operation since 1889. Northern Trust is proud to provide innovative financial services and guidance to the world’s most successful individuals, families, and institutions by remaining true to our enduring principles of service, expertise, and integrity. With more than 130 years of financial experience and over 22,000 partners, we serve the world’s most sophisticated clients using leading technology and exceptional service. **About the Role:** The Regulatory Program Manager role will lead enterprise deliveries encompassing financial and non-financial risk regulations, and provide continuity across various programs and projects necessary to manage effective regulatory change across a global organization and ensure that it is operationally embedded for continued compliance. The ideal candidate will have a track record of supporting complex change programs, particularly in the compliance space and have a well-practiced understanding of regulatory frameworks, working with diverse, cross-functional teams and facilitating reporting needs from stakeholders across the organization. **The Key Responsibilities of the Role include:** * Leading the execution of identified regulatory change deliveries * Collaborating with stakeholders across all lines of defense, multiple business units and operational leaders to quickly identify and create effective and sustainable solutions for managing regulatory risk * Leading Working Group meetings to support transformation and maintaining efficient and appropriate governance to enable successful outcomes * Maintaining program data and business intelligence solutions to support successful execution of complex, cross-enterprise change projects. * Maintaining business intelligence solutions to communicate program objectives; risks; issues and overall status to multiple levels of the organi

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