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Capco

Advises banks, insurers and energy companies

Change Management Consultant - Banking & Wealth Transformation

Human Capital & Change ConsultingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeKuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrated experience in Change Management, Organisational Change or Business Transformation, ideally within banking or financial services.
  • Hands-on experience developing and delivering change management strategies and plans across transformation programmes.
  • Strong experience in stakeholder management and engagement, including working with senior stakeholders.
  • Strong communications management capabilities, including development of communication strategies, plans, messaging and executive materials.
  • Experience conducting change impact assessments, stakeholder assessments and business readiness activities.
  • Experience supporting transformation from planning through implementation and adoption.
  • Strong facilitation, communication and presentation skills.
  • Ability to operate effectively in complex and ambiguous transformation environments.
  • Strong consulting mindset, with the ability to structure problems, challenge constructively and develop practical recommendations.
  • Meaningful experience within Banking and/or Wealth Management, ideally gained through transformation programmes involving private banking/wealth management, retail banking, corporate/commercial banking, transaction banking/payments, digital banking, banking operations, customer/relationship manager journeys, technology or platform transformation, or operating model transformation.

Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute change management strategies and plans aligned to programme objectives and business outcomes.
  • Assess the scale, complexity and organisational impact of proposed changes.
  • Define appropriate change interventions across different stakeholder and impacted-user groups.
  • Develop integrated change plans covering stakeholder engagement, communications, readiness, adoption and implementation activities.
  • Partner with programme leadership to ensure change considerations are embedded throughout the transformation lifecycle.
  • Conduct change impact assessments to understand how transformation will affect people, processes, roles, systems and ways of working.
  • Identify impacted stakeholder groups and assess the nature and significance of change across the organisation.
  • Conduct readiness assessments and identify potential barriers to adoption.
  • Develop appropriate mitigation and intervention plans to address identified change risks.
  • Track change readiness and adoption throughout implementation.
  • Conduct stakeholder identification, analysis and mapping across complex banking organisations.
  • Develop tailored stakeholder engagement strategies based on influence, impact and change needs.
  • Build trusted relationships with senior stakeholders, business leaders and programme teams.
  • Facilitate stakeholder interviews, workshops, working sessions and engagement forums.
  • Identify stakeholder concerns, resistance and dependencies and work with programme leadership to address them.
  • Support senior sponsors and change champions in effectively leading and communicating change.
  • Develop and execute change communication strategies and plans across transformation programmes.
  • Define key messages, audiences, communication channels and sequencing.
  • Develop communications materials, including leadership communications, programme updates, briefing materials, FAQs and presentations.
  • Tailor communications for different stakeholder populations and levels of the organisation.
  • Ensure communications remain aligned with programme milestones, business priorities and change objectives.
  • Monitor communication effectiveness and adjust approaches where required.
  • Support business teams in preparing for implementation and transition to new processes, systems or ways of working.
  • Coordinate change activities with project, business, operations and technology teams.
  • Support training-needs analysis and coordinate with learning/training teams where required.
  • Develop and monitor change adoption and readiness measures.
  • Support post-implementation activities to help embed change and identify areas requiring additional intervention.
  • Produce consulting deliverables, including change assessments, stakeholder maps, communications plans, change roadmaps and executive presentations.
  • Provide structured insights and recommendations to client stakeholders.
  • Facilitate discussions and workshops with senior stakeholders across business and technology.
  • Work collaboratively with Project Managers, Business Analysts, Product Owners and other transformation specialists.
  • Contribute to Capco's change management methodologies, propositions and reusable assets.

Desired Qualifications

  • Previous experience within management consulting, transformation consulting or professional services.
  • Experience supporting large-scale or regional banking/wealth transformation programmes.
  • Experience working across multiple markets or geographically distributed stakeholder groups.
  • Exposure to digital, technology, platform or operating model transformation.
  • Familiarity with established change methodologies such as Prosci/ADKAR, Kotter or equivalent frameworks.
  • Experience developing change networks, champion programmes or leadership engagement approaches.
  • Change Management certification would be advantageous but is not essential.

About the Company

Capco

Advises banks, insurers and energy companies

Capco advises banks, payment companies, insurers, asset managers, and energy firms on strategy, regulation, and technology, and unlike generalist consultancies it sticks to finance and energy. In 2021, Capco became the largest acquisition in the history of Indian IT services company Wipro, which bought it to expand its consulting for banks. Clients hire Capco teams to redesign operations, comply with regulations, modernize payment and trading systems, and adopt AI under strict risk controls, while its engineers build the software behind those changes. Clients pay for consultants' time or a fixed project price, and Capco staff often work on site with client teams. Capco was founded in Belgium in 1998 and is based in London.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$80M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1998

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