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NatWest Group

Diversified banking group delivering financial services

Head of Product Control & Treasury Vice President

Full-TimePosted on 10/16/2026Deadline 10/30/26
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
Singapore
In Person
Finance & BankingTreasury

About the job

Requirements
  • Significant experience in a banking or financial services environment.
  • Strong knowledge of financial markets products, treasury management, risk and control frameworks, and regulatory requirements.
  • Strong leadership and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence and challenge senior stakeholders across Finance, Front Office, Risk and Treasury.
  • Experience overseeing Product Control, Treasury, Finance Control or related functions within a regulated banking environment.
  • A strong understanding of governance, balance sheet management, regulatory compliance and operational risk.
  • A degree in Accounting, Finance, Business or a related discipline, or an equivalent professional qualification.
  • Excellent analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills, with the ability to communicate complex issues clearly and effectively.
Responsibilities
  • Lead Product Control, Treasury, Finance Risk & Control, and Internal Service Management and Outsourcing across APAC.
  • Provide strategic financial leadership, ensuring robust governance, regulatory compliance, and effective balance sheet management while supporting business growth.
  • Partner with senior stakeholders across Finance, Front Office, Risk, Operations and Treasury, helping shape the future direction of Finance in APAC.
  • Maintain a strong financial and operational control environment across Singapore and Japan.
  • Provide leadership, oversight and challenge across Product Control, Treasury, Risk & Control, and outsourced service arrangements, ensuring compliance with local regulatory and Group requirements.
  • Provide oversight of daily and monthly P&L reporting, valuation controls, reserves governance, and new product approvals, ensuring the integrity and accuracy of financial results.
  • Deliver financial insight and analysis to support strategic decision-making and business growth.
  • Lead APAC Treasury activities, including balance sheet, capital, funding and liquidity management, while overseeing ALCO governance and treasury regulatory requirements.
  • Drive effective Finance Risk & Control governance across APAC, embedding a robust control framework and supporting audit, regulatory and risk management activities.
  • Maintain oversight of outsourced service providers and shared service teams, ensuring service performance, regulatory compliance and effective issue resolution.
  • Champion the Finance AI and simplification agenda by driving automation, process efficiency, enhanced reporting and improved data insights.

About the company

NatWest Group is a financial services group that helps customers with everyday money needs and long-term planning, including buying a home, investing, growing a business, and pursuing a more sustainable future. Its products come from a range of banking and financial services across multiple businesses, delivered through digital and traditional channels. The company works by understanding what matters to customers—their priorities, goals, and challenges—and then offering services and expertise to help them navigate change and make progress. It differentiates itself by combining a broad set of financial offerings with an emphasis on an inclusive culture, flexible working, and a technology-driven approach to anticipate and respond quickly to customer needs. The goal is to be simpler, more integrated, and more capable of delivering impact for customers, so both customers and NatWest Group can succeed together.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1968

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What believers are saying

  • H1 2026 operating profit rose 20% to £4.3 billion, lifting full-year guidance above 19% RoTE.
  • NatWest plans buybacks from full-year 2026 results, signaling surplus capital and management confidence.
  • Housing Plus and other social-housing lending deepens sticky, low-risk relationships across the UK housing sector.

What critics are saying

  • Amplifi Capital collapsed after NatWest-backed funding, exposing underwriting and partner-risk scrutiny through 2026.
  • Coutts debanking lawsuits keep reputational and conduct costs alive, with fresh claims filed October 2026.
  • Wealth expansion integration fails if Evelyn synergies miss targets and costs exceed the £300 million budget.

What makes NatWest Group unique

  • Evelyn Partners acquisition strengthens NatWest’s wealth platform, adding £71.7 billion AUMA in 2026.
  • NatWest’s Stamford office approval restores U.S. relationship coverage after ring-fencing rules eased in 2025.
  • Cleareye.ai deployment automates trade finance compliance, reducing manual processing across NatWest’s commercial bank.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Paid Vacation
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Flexible Work Hours

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NatWest opens US office in Connecticut after regulatory changes enable international expansion

NatWest Group is expanding into the US market after retreating following the financial crisis over a decade ago. The bank has received approval from the Federal Reserve to establish a representative office in Connecticut, which will enable it to strengthen relationships with US customers and market products to American companies. The expansion builds on NatWest's existing US presence, including a licensed broker-dealer in Stamford, Connecticut. Changes to UK ring-fencing rules in January 2025 removed restrictions that had prevented ring-fenced UK banks from establishing branches outside the European Economic Area, giving NatWest greater flexibility for international growth. The strategy follows NatWest's return to private ownership and its £2.7 billion acquisition of Evelyn Partners. The bank's strong profitability has provided financial capacity to invest in new growth opportunities.