Senior Manager Third Party Risk and Alliance Banking, Midrand
Senior Manager Third Party Risk and Alliance Banking, Midrand
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Midrand, South Africa
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Senior Manager Third Party Risk and Alliance Banking To establish and lead a robust third‑party risk management framework that governs how the bank identifies, manages, and monitors risks arising from external third‑party engagements including vendors, service providers, outsourcing partners, and critical suppliers. Ensure that third‑party relationships are strategically aligned to the bank’s business objectives while maintaining strong risk controls, regulatory compliance, and operational resilience.
Act as a trusted advisor and subject matter expert on third‑party risk, working across Group functions and business clusters to embed risk culture, strengthen governance, and ensure that third‑party dependencies do not compromise the bank’s customer commitments, data protection, or operational continuity.
Minimum Education and Experience
Post Graduate degree in Risk Management / Finance / Law / Supply Chain / Business Administration or related qualification
Minimum 8+ years management experience in risk management, operational risk, or third‑party risk management with demonstrated experience in implementing or managing TPRM frameworks within the banking or financial sector
Deep understanding of end‑to‑end third‑party lifecycle management (due diligence, onboarding, monitoring, renewal, and exit)
Skilled in developing and applying TPRM frameworks, methodologies, and tools aligned to banking regulatory requirements
Strong understanding of banking outsourcing/TPRM regulations (e.g., PRA SS2/21, EBA Outsourcing Guidelines, OCC 2013‑29, DORA, Basel, GN5)
Ability to integrate third‑party and Alliance Banking oversight into resilience planning, impact tolerance setting, and exit strategies
Skilled in designing and interpreting KRIs, risk dashboards, and concentration risk analysis
Ability to use data analytics to monitor vendor performance, concentration risk, and control effectiveness
Competence in developing dashboards and management reports using TPRM systems
Builds strong cross‑functional relationships with Procurement, Legal, Compliance, IT, and Business Units
Role Responsibilities Management of Resources
Manage and develop subordinate(s): Performance management in terms of contracting, reviews and poor performers, Training and development, Employee relations
Manage people efficiencies through leave management, headcount budget, fixed term contracts, staff movements, secondments, staff utilization Take appropriate disciplinary measures as required
Facilitate induction of new staff within one month of joining the organization
Third Party Risk Governance
Assist to design, maintain, and continuously improve the bank’s enterprise‑wide TPRM framework, ensuring it aligns with regulatory requirements, industry best practice, and internal risk appetite
Define clear risk taxonomy and classification for third‑party relationships (critical, high‑risk, material outsourcing, non‑material)
Ensure alignment with regulatory requirements (e.g., Basel, Prudential Authority, SARB, POPIA, and global outsourcing standards)
Establish governance mechanisms, risk appetite statements, and escalation processes for third‑party engagements
Provide independent second line reviews, sign‑off, or challenge before contracts are signed with material vendors and Alliance partners
Translate the bank’s enterprise risk appetite into specific limits and tolerances for third‑party risk (e.g., acceptable dependency levels, concentration thresholds, resilience requirements)
Develop, maintain, and continuously refine a risk assessment methodology that evaluates third parties across multiple risk domains
Provide independent challenge to first line functions (procurement, vendor management, IT, business units) on third‑party risk assessments and monitoring
Drive adoption of risk‑based tiering of third parties (critical, high, medium, low)
Evaluate vendor concentration risk and dependency exposure
Monitor concentration risks across critical vendors, geographies, and services
Ensure transparent reporting of issues, breaches, and regulatory findings
Provide second line oversight of vendor‑related incidents, disruptions, or breaches (e.g., data breaches, cyber‑attacks, service outages)
Challenge root cause analysis and track remediation actions
Escalate systemic or material third‑party risk issues to senior governance committees
Incident and Issue Management
Design and maintain a Third‑Party Incident Management Framework aligned to the bank’s enterprise incident and operational risk policies
Define clear criteria for incident classification (e.g., minor, significant, or material) based on impact on operations, customers, financial loss, or regulatory exposure
Monitor systemic or concentration risks arising from third parties
Establish communication channels and escalation procedures for business owners and service providers to immediately report third‑party incidents or control failures
Lead or coordinate cross‑functional investigations into the cause and impact of third‑party incidents
Report vendor incidents, near‑misses, or breaches to senior management, highlighting root causes, remediation plans, and potential business impact
Ensure that lessons learned from incidents are captured and communicated for continuous improvement
Provide training and guidance on risk identification, control execution, and reporting responsibilities
Reporting
Prepare and present periodic Third Party Risk Reports for submission and summarize material vendor risks, concentration risks, and resilience gaps in a clear, actionable format for senior decision‑makers
Highlight emerging trends, regulatory developments, and systemic vulnerabilities in the third‑party landscape
Develop and maintain interactive dashboards that provide visibility of:
Third‑party inventory and criticality tiering.
Risk assessment outcomes and trends
Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) and performance metrics (SLAs, breaches, overdue remediations)
Ensure reporting aligns with the risk appetite and tolerance levels, flagging areas where thresholds are breached or at risk of breach
Maintain a robust audit trail of risk reporting, including supporting evidence and follow‑up actions for regulatory review
Stakeholder Engagement
Act as a trusted advisor to business unit leaders on third‑party risk exposure and mitigation strategies
Engage with third parties to clarify risk expectations, compliance requirements, and performance standards
Partner closely with Procurement to align supplier onboarding, due diligence, and contracting practices with the TPRM framework
Work with Legal to ensure that third‑party contracts contain adequate risk clauses, SLAs, exit provisions, and data protection requirements
Collaborate with Internal Audit during independent assurance reviews
Support audits by providing comprehensive evidence of TPRM processes, governance structures, and remediation follow‑ups
Provide evidence and assurance that the bank’s TPRM practices meet regulatory expectations and industry best practices
Lead internal awareness and capability‑building sessions on third‑party risk governance
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Finance
Industry Banking
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Act as a trusted advisor and subject matter expert on third‑party risk, working across Group functions and business clusters to embed risk culture, strengthen governance, and ensure that third‑party dependencies do not compromise the bank’s customer commitments, data protection, or operational continuity.
Minimum Education and Experience
Post Graduate degree in Risk Management / Finance / Law / Supply Chain / Business Administration or related qualification
Minimum 8+ years management experience in risk management, operational risk, or third‑party risk management with demonstrated experience in implementing or managing TPRM frameworks within the banking or financial sector
Deep understanding of end‑to‑end third‑party lifecycle management (due diligence, onboarding, monitoring, renewal, and exit)
Skilled in developing and applying TPRM frameworks, methodologies, and tools aligned to banking regulatory requirements
Strong understanding of banking outsourcing/TPRM regulations (e.g., PRA SS2/21, EBA Outsourcing Guidelines, OCC 2013‑29, DORA, Basel, GN5)
Ability to integrate third‑party and Alliance Banking oversight into resilience planning, impact tolerance setting, and exit strategies
Skilled in designing and interpreting KRIs, risk dashboards, and concentration risk analysis
Ability to use data analytics to monitor vendor performance, concentration risk, and control effectiveness
Competence in developing dashboards and management reports using TPRM systems
Builds strong cross‑functional relationships with Procurement, Legal, Compliance, IT, and Business Units
Role Responsibilities Management of Resources
Manage and develop subordinate(s): Performance management in terms of contracting, reviews and poor performers, Training and development, Employee relations
Manage people efficiencies through leave management, headcount budget, fixed term contracts, staff movements, secondments, staff utilization Take appropriate disciplinary measures as required
Facilitate induction of new staff within one month of joining the organization
Third Party Risk Governance
Assist to design, maintain, and continuously improve the bank’s enterprise‑wide TPRM framework, ensuring it aligns with regulatory requirements, industry best practice, and internal risk appetite
Define clear risk taxonomy and classification for third‑party relationships (critical, high‑risk, material outsourcing, non‑material)
Ensure alignment with regulatory requirements (e.g., Basel, Prudential Authority, SARB, POPIA, and global outsourcing standards)
Establish governance mechanisms, risk appetite statements, and escalation processes for third‑party engagements
Provide independent second line reviews, sign‑off, or challenge before contracts are signed with material vendors and Alliance partners
Translate the bank’s enterprise risk appetite into specific limits and tolerances for third‑party risk (e.g., acceptable dependency levels, concentration thresholds, resilience requirements)
Develop, maintain, and continuously refine a risk assessment methodology that evaluates third parties across multiple risk domains
Provide independent challenge to first line functions (procurement, vendor management, IT, business units) on third‑party risk assessments and monitoring
Drive adoption of risk‑based tiering of third parties (critical, high, medium, low)
Evaluate vendor concentration risk and dependency exposure
Monitor concentration risks across critical vendors, geographies, and services
Ensure transparent reporting of issues, breaches, and regulatory findings
Provide second line oversight of vendor‑related incidents, disruptions, or breaches (e.g., data breaches, cyber‑attacks, service outages)
Challenge root cause analysis and track remediation actions
Escalate systemic or material third‑party risk issues to senior governance committees
Incident and Issue Management
Design and maintain a Third‑Party Incident Management Framework aligned to the bank’s enterprise incident and operational risk policies
Define clear criteria for incident classification (e.g., minor, significant, or material) based on impact on operations, customers, financial loss, or regulatory exposure
Monitor systemic or concentration risks arising from third parties
Establish communication channels and escalation procedures for business owners and service providers to immediately report third‑party incidents or control failures
Lead or coordinate cross‑functional investigations into the cause and impact of third‑party incidents
Report vendor incidents, near‑misses, or breaches to senior management, highlighting root causes, remediation plans, and potential business impact
Ensure that lessons learned from incidents are captured and communicated for continuous improvement
Provide training and guidance on risk identification, control execution, and reporting responsibilities
Reporting
Prepare and present periodic Third Party Risk Reports for submission and summarize material vendor risks, concentration risks, and resilience gaps in a clear, actionable format for senior decision‑makers
Highlight emerging trends, regulatory developments, and systemic vulnerabilities in the third‑party landscape
Develop and maintain interactive dashboards that provide visibility of:
Third‑party inventory and criticality tiering.
Risk assessment outcomes and trends
Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) and performance metrics (SLAs, breaches, overdue remediations)
Ensure reporting aligns with the risk appetite and tolerance levels, flagging areas where thresholds are breached or at risk of breach
Maintain a robust audit trail of risk reporting, including supporting evidence and follow‑up actions for regulatory review
Stakeholder Engagement
Act as a trusted advisor to business unit leaders on third‑party risk exposure and mitigation strategies
Engage with third parties to clarify risk expectations, compliance requirements, and performance standards
Partner closely with Procurement to align supplier onboarding, due diligence, and contracting practices with the TPRM framework
Work with Legal to ensure that third‑party contracts contain adequate risk clauses, SLAs, exit provisions, and data protection requirements
Collaborate with Internal Audit during independent assurance reviews
Support audits by providing comprehensive evidence of TPRM processes, governance structures, and remediation follow‑ups
Provide evidence and assurance that the bank’s TPRM practices meet regulatory expectations and industry best practices
Lead internal awareness and capability‑building sessions on third‑party risk governance
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Finance
Industry Banking
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Company nameAfrican Bank
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Job positionSenior Manager Third Party Risk and Alliance Banking
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