Clearing Programme Manager

The program will include integration to strategic in-house trade capture and risk systems as well as ensuring adherence to all Clearing and Reporting regulations. The programme will cover trades executed in all major asset classes including Rates, Emerging Markets and Credit Derivatives for the Execution and Prime Services Businesses. Regions include EMEA, Americas and Asia Pac.

Main Duties

Ownership of the Clearing Execution implementation program. Mange the global Clearing business analysts located in London and New York. The role will be a part of the FICC Operations Change Team and will include global clearing related projects. The role will include internal and external, front to back system integration as well as other strategic and regulatory trade capture initiatives.

Requirements

The successful candidate will have strong communication and interpersonal skills as dealings with Technology, Operations, Finance and the Front Office will be extensive. Very strong analytical and presentation skills are required in order to cope with the demand for accurate, clear and concise communication and reporting. Candidate should have experience in project managing new business initiatives as well as being familiar with Exchange/Clearing houses change programs Experience with delivery across numerous changes in the regulatory landscape including Clearing, Reporting and SEF execution. Identifying and solving complex business facing problems and helping to drive the necessary resulting change

Essential

Project management/ business analyst background OTC derivatives knowledge (ideally Interest Rate Derivatives) Experience gained in top tier investment bank Process Reengineering experience- Trade capture experience

Experience of chairing working groups with senior attendees Previous experience of global Clearing and regulatory initiatives. Previous experience with Electronic execution and Middleware platforms

Background in global programme's and rolling functionality out to multi-regions

October 30, 2013 • Tags:  • Posted in: Financial

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