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CB Process Optimisation - VP - Securities Transformation at Deutsche Bank - ApplyBlast

CB Process Optimisation - VP - Securities Transformation

Deutsche Bank

4 months ago

3.8 on Glassdoor

Bangalore, India

Onsite

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About this role

A Vice President of CB Process Optimisation in Securities Transformation leads a team of business analysts to redesign target operating models and processes within finance and banking operations. The role involves defining complex solutions, managing risk and issues, and ensuring projects remain aligned with business strategy and technical capabilities. Key activities include orchestrating F2B workstreams, delivering automation and transformation initiatives, and fostering a high-performance culture through effective stakeholder engagement.

Responsibilities

Lead a team of Business Analysts through analysis and requirements gathering phases.
Design and conceptualize business solutions to improve current and proposed processes.
Define target operating models with robust governance and management controls.
Communicate project status and impacts to senior stakeholders and executive leadership.
Support business strategy and drive high-performance culture within the workstream.

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About Deutsche Bank

db.com

Headquarters

Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1870

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Deutsche Bank is a global financial services provider headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, offering a broad range of services including corporate banking, investment banking, private banking, and asset management. It serves corporates, institutions, and private clients across locations worldwide. The bank is also committed to sustainable finance, targeting €900 billion to support low-carbon transition and ecosystem conservation.