22 Oct
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BMO Financial Group
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Midtown Toronto
22 Oct
BMO Financial Group
Midtown Toronto
Application Deadline:04/03/2026
Address:100 King Street West
Job Family Group:Business Management
BMO Capital Markets is a leading, full-service financial services provider. We offer corporate and investment banking, treasury management, as well as research and advisory services to clients around the world. #bmocapitalmarkets
The
Vice President, Business Resilience, Capital Markets
is a key member of the Capital Markets Business Resilience team within the Capital Markets Office of the Chief Operating Officer (CM OCOO). The team oversees a broad and complex portfolio of non‑financial risks—including
Third‑Party Risk, Crisis Management, Operational Resilience, Business Continuity Management, Physical Security Risk,
and
Fraud Risk —using a portfolio‑based approach to identify cross‑cutting themes, concentrations, and emerging resiliency impacts across Capital Markets. Operating in a fast‑paced environment, the team emphasizes precision, discipline, and high‑quality execution. The successful candidate is expected to operate at this same level, demonstrating urgency, sound judgment, and exceptional attention to detail.
In this role, the VP will provide subject matter expertise, lead strategic program execution, and drive Business Resilience initiatives across the Capital Markets Front Office. The candidate will be assigned a portfolio of interconnected non‑financial risk stripes aligned with their experience and expertise. They will work closely with the 1st Line Business Control team, the 1st Line Centre of Excellence (CoE), and the 2nd Line of Defense to embed a robust, resilient, and well‑controlled operating environment across global Capital Markets Front Office operations.
This role reports to the
Director,
Operational Risk & Resilience, Capital Markets .
Key Role/Responsibilities:1. Portfolio-Level Risk AdvisoryThe candidate will be assigned to a portfolio of multiple and interlinked non-financial risk stripes tailored according to their expertise, experience, and interest. They will provide expert risk advisory and oversight of the Capital Markets Front Office non-financial risk profile across businesses, functions, and geographies, identifying and assessing risk concentrations, emerging issues, and thematic risks. Acting as a trusted advisor, they will engage with business stakeholders to promote effective risk management and mitigation strategies.2. Risk Reporting & InsightDevelop and deliver explicit, concise, and insightful 1st line risk insight and analysis to senior management and governance forums. Provide strategic risk insights that go beyond the data by answering the “so what”—highlighting implications, emerging trends, and recommended actions to support informed, proactive decision-making and effective risk oversight.3.
Stakeholder, CoE & Second Line EngagementBuild and maintain strong relationships with Front Office business stakeholders, the 1st Line Centre of Excellence (CoE), and the 2nd Line Risk functions to ensure alignment of Capital Markets Front Office risk practices with enterprise risk and resilience frameworks.
Serve as a key liaison to facilitate effective communication, risk escalation, and coordinated risk management activities.4. Control Environment StrengtheningSupport the design, implementation, and ongoing effectiveness of key controls related to non-financial risks. Collaborate with business partners to identify control gaps, drive timely remediation of issues, and implement sustainable enhancements. Promote a culture of continuous improvement by recommending best practices, embedding risk awareness, and ensuring controls remain aligned with evolving business activities and regulatory expectations.5. Risk Initiative /ProjectsExecute on any short/long-term projects and initiatives (i.E., Regulatory/Audit Remediation) related to the portfolio.
The ideal candidate will have the following attributes:
Skills:Excellent organizational skills with ability to create/execute a detailed plan for short- and long-term work.Build positive stakeholder relationships within Capital Markets and across Corporate Support Areas to garner support, advice and partnership that enables execution of the role.Communicate effectively (verbal and written) at all levels of the organization, including the most senior executives, including drafting communications and running calls and meeting. Ability to represent Capital Markets at senior industry discussions, with regulators and internal & external auditors.Proactive in work and responsibility. Ongoing self-study about Capital Markets, emerging regulatory and industry issues, BMO business priorities, and best practices. Ability to adapt and quickly develop in-depth understanding of new/different initiatives, requirements, or roles.
Personal AttributesConfid
📌 Vice President, Business Resilience, Capital Markets (Midtown Toronto)
🏢 BMO Financial Group
📍 Midtown Toronto