Temporary Associate / Director, Vendor Management APAC

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Temporary Associate / Director, Vendor Management APAC
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Job Purpose
This position, based in Singapore supports CIBC’s vendor management activities in the Asia Pacific Region including Singapore, Hong Kong SAR, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo, Sydney.


To assist the business in relation to completion of Third Party Risk Assessment documentation, to challenge and review said documentation to ensure in line with CIBC governance.


To review vendor KPI details and highlight to the business service degradation and assist in vendor oversight and management via regular Service Review governance
To ensure requirements are in line with respective regional regulatory framework
Key Accountabilities
Administer appropriate tooling (Coupa/VendorInsight) which is the solution used to collaborate with both Bank employees and vendors.


Validate system held information to ensure it is both accurate and complete.


Act as the point of contact for assigned vendor relationships, enhancing communication between vendors and internal business owners impacted by the vendor relationship.


Support the expansion of the Vendor Risk Management Program from CIBC Bank across regions Analyze and consolidate data to adhere to requests from Canada related to reporting for the regional affiliates
Maintain a clear understanding of how all internal business owners are impacted by the executed contract.


Support updating of the internal governance framework to ensure effective oversight of the vendor relationship.


Provide guidance to the internal business owners and other key stakeholders to ensure responsibilities outlined within the Vendor Risk Management Program are fully understood.


Help ensure strong oversight of all risks related to the vendor and provide internal business owners with visibility of existing and emerging risks.


Participate in the assessment of vendor risk, develop mitigation plans and assign monitoring responsibilities.

Complete all risk and performance assessments, as well as other due diligence requirements, after collecting input from internal business owners.


Organize required meetings between internal business owners and vendors.


Ensure all contracts (Addenda or Statements of Work, for example) that become part of the Master Agreement are fully reviewed and receive appropriate signatures.


Work with internal stakeholders to obtain Service Level Agreements (SLA) from vendors and ensure they are appropriately reviewed.

Participate in issue escalation and issue resolution through root cause analysis and preventative actions.


Analyze vendor performance issues that are resulting in additional risk to the organization.

Create and maintain dashboards and reporting.

Participate in conversations with regulators, Internal Audit and Compliance, as appropriate.


Conduct required reviews of SOC reports or their equivalent, as necessary.


Ensure the products provided by the internal and/or external service providers comply with regulatory guidelines
Identify training needs related to the products or services provided by the vendor.


CROSS-FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Wide range of internal and external contacts including directors, senior directors and vice presidents, other technology areas, business clients and vendors.


Compliance Requirements/Responsibilities
As an employee of CIBC, the incumbent must comply with all applicable CIBC and Line of Business policies, standards, guidelines and controls.


AUTHORITIES/DECISION RIGHTS
As a key contributor to the business unit, this job has the authority to recommend changes to business processes in order to enhance operational efficiency and effectiveness.


Knowledge And Skills
3 to 5 plus years Vendor Management background.

Preference will be given to incumbents with supplier management experience in a financial institutions
Knowledge of MAS 658 preferable
Financial Services Background
Experience Managing Vendor Relationships
Knowledge of Vendor Risk Management
Analytical and Conceptual Thinking
Creative and Strategic Strong Communication Skills
Interpersonal, Presentation and Written Integration
Joining People, Processes or Systems Influencing and Negotiation Skills Analytical and Problem Solving Resource Management
Able to Work Independently
Prioritization
Contract Review and Management
Technologically Adept
Microsoft Office
Candidates with more experience may be considered as 'Director'.


WORKING CONDITIONS
Must prioritize and delegate tasks to meet schedules of several concurrent projects and support tasks Required to work outside of normal working days/hours where necessary
What You Need To Know
CIBC is committed to creating an inclusive environment where all team members and clients feel like they belong.

We seek applicants with a wide range of abilities and we provide an accessible candidate experience.

If you need accommodation, please contact
You need to be legally eligible to work at the location(s) specified above and, where applicable, must have a valid work or study permit
CIBC is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from diverse candidates.


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