Cluster Head Of IRRBB

Standard Chartered

Key Responsibilities

• Cluster Head of IRRBB (Africa & Middle East):
• Supervise the management and oversight of IRRBB across 19 countries in the cluster.
• Define and monitor local risk appetite and limits in line with regulatory requirements.
• Partner with local Treasury Markets teams and country stakeholders to ensure effective risk management practices.
• Align regional practices with global frameworks and support the roll-out of structural hedging strategies.
• Conduct scenario analysis, stress testing, and forecasting exercises.
• Oversee Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP) for the region.

As Global Head Of IRRBB Data & Analytics

• Develop and strengthen the Group s IRRBB framework in line with Basel and international regulatory standards.
• Enhance analytics and reporting capabilities to support senior management decision-making.
• Partner with Investor Relations to ensure transparent market communication on IRRBB exposure and interest rate sensitivity.
• Drive global governance, policy development, and model oversight for IRRBB.
• Lead ICAAP design and implementation for IRRBB across the Group.

Strategy & Business

• Ensure alignment between Treasury s objectives, cluster priorities, and the wider business strategy.
• Provide insights into market, economic, and regulatory developments impacting IRRBB.

Process & Governance

• Act as process owner for IRRBB under Treasury s Operational Risk Framework.
• Ensure compliance with global, regional, and country-level regulatory expectations.

People & Talent

• Build strong working relationships across countries, functions, and senior stakeholders.
• Provide subject matter expertise to support capability development within Treasury.

Risk Management

• Deep technical knowledge of IRRBB, Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP), Recovery and Resolution Planning (RRP), and ICAAP.
• Strong understanding of banking book products and hedging instruments used to manage interest rate exposures.

Key stakeholders

• Internal stakeholders include Treasury Markets, CEO, CFO and Business Heads
• Members of relevant committees e.g Asset Liability Committee (ALCO), Risk Committees
• External stakeholders include country regulators and auditors