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A career as a Documentation Governance Lead in the Capital Markets Client Due Diligence team at National Bank means acting as a strategic leader in documentation governance and operational excellence. In this role, you will have a direct impact on the quality, consistency, and sustainability of operational processes by building a structured documentation framework that supports business objectives, regulatory requirements, and transformation initiatives.
You will help bring clarity to a complex environment by improving documentation practices, strengthening governance, and enabling teams to work more efficiently through clear and sustainable processes.
The Capital Markets Operations sector brings together specialists who work in an agile, proactive, and collaborative manner to seize opportunities, stay at the forefront of evolving practices, and continuously improve processes.
Within the Capital Markets Client Due Diligence department, you are part of a multidisciplinary team and report to the Senior Director, Capital Markets Client Due Diligence. Our team stands out for its collaborative approach, transformation mindset, and commitment to operational excellence. We aim to offer you maximum flexibility to promote your quality of life. This includes a hybrid work environment and a flexible, adaptable schedule.
The Bank values continuous development and internal mobility. Our personalized training programs, based on learning through action, allow you to master your role and develop new areas of expertise. Tools such as the Data Academy, language training, the Harvard Learning Center, and coaching and mentoring support are available to you at all times.
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