Senior Manager, Recovery & Resolution Planning

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Requisition : 244569

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Global Banking and Markets

Global Banking and Markets (GBM) is a leading Canadian Capital Markets and Investment Banking business with a growing platform in the US and Latin America, operating globally for over 100 years. Scotiabank’s strong U.S. presence provides our clients an important bridge to this key global market for trade and investment flows across the Americas and the world.

Global Banking & Markets provides a full range of investment banking, credit and risk management products and services relevant to the financing and strategic development needs of our clients. Our products include debt and equity financing, mergers & acquisitions, corporate banking, institutional equity sales, trading and research, fixed income products, derivatives, energy, foreign exchange and precious & metals. We also cross-sell the full range of wholesale products and services offered by the Scotiabank Group.

Be part of an innovative, Global Capital Markets and Investment Banking business with a unique geographic footprint that puts capital to work for our clients across industries! We work together to drive ambition for every future!

The Senior Manager, Recovery & Resolution Planning (RRP) plays a key role in advancing the Bank’s global recovery and resolution planning capabilities. Acting as Deputy to the Director, this role supports the design, maintenance, and execution of Scotiabank’s enterprise-wide recovery and resolution program in alignment with OSFI, Federal Reserve, and FDIC expectations, as well as internal governance and risk standards. This position is a key role in ensuring that Scotiabank meets its obligations under both Federal Reserve and FDIC Resolution Planning rules and guidance, along with any other applicable U.S. prudential standards, while maintaining alignment with the Bank’s broader risk and capital frameworks.

The incumbent will partner closely across Finance, Treasury, Risk, and Business Lines to develop and refine recovery options, resolution playbooks, and data aggregation capabilities that demonstrate the Bank’s ability to recover from severe stress or be resolved in an orderly manner.

This role requires a dynamic Senior Manager who brings regulatory expertise, strong banking and commercial judgment, and exceptional communication and relationship-building skills—a professional who thrives in a collaborative, purpose-driven environment grounded in Scotiabank’s values of Integrity, Respect, Accountability, and Passion.

• Support the design and continuous improvement of the global RRP framework, ensuring consistency with regulatory guidance (e.g., U.S. Resolution Plan Rule 12 CFR Part 243, Sections 165(d) of the Dodd-Frank Act, TLAC Requirements, FDIC IDI resolution Plan Rule, etc).
• Act as deputy to the Resolution Planning Director in coordinating inquires from internal stakeholders, managing project plans, and maintaining documentation for regulatory submission.
• Contribute to the development of recovery triggers, governance protocols, and testing approaches.

• Support the preparation of regulatory deliverables, including recovery plans, resolution submissions, self‑assessments, and responses to supervisory requests.
• Participate in reviews, examinations, and industry dialogues on recovery and resolution matters.
• Coordinate recovery and resolution scenario development, testing exercises, and contingency playbook reviews.
• Analyze the financial and operational feasibility of recovery options and interdependencies across entities and jurisdictions.
• Oversee analytical work streams, including liquidity and funding in resolution, capital and other point of non‑viability…