Business Analyst - Data Privacy/Data Sovereignty
Capco
Business Analyst - Data Privacy/Data Sovereignty
Capco
Advises banks, insurers and energy companies
Job Title: Business Analyst - Data Privacy/Data Sovereignty
Experience: 7–14 Years
Location: Bangalore / Chennai
Role Overview
We are looking for a sharp, independent Business Analyst with strong strategic thinking skills and the ability to deliver high-quality outputs with minimal supervision. The aim of the project stream is to develop a comprehensive data sovereignty playbook. The ideal candidate will have strong communication skills, a thorough understanding of data sovereignty principles, and prior experience working on data sovereignty initiatives in the banking sector. The role requires a strategic thinker with clarity of thought who understands how Data Sovereignty risks impact businesses, can engage senior executives effectively, and has a previous track record of navigating from ambiguity and abstract ideas into tangible deliverables.
Key Responsibilities: • Create a data sovereignty playbook to guide the organization’s compliance and operational practices. • Identify & conduct scenario analysis of impact of various global events on Data Sovereignty risk. • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to specialize and plug in the DS playbook into relevant planning frameworks in the Bank. • Produce high quality deliverables to summarize approach & findings of work done. • Provide insights and recommendations to senior management based on data sovereignty analysis. • Knowledgeable on the latest trends, regulations, and best practices in data sovereignty. • Facilitate workshops and training sessions to educate stakeholders on data sovereignty principles and practices.
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.
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