Investec

About the team: The Head of IRB is responsible for the end-to-end oversight of and adherence to Investec's IRB framework and is ultimately accountable to the Senior Management Function (SMF). The role ensures that IRB frameworks, models, and processes meet regulatory requirements (including CRR, PRA PS1/26, and associated supervisory statements such as SS3/24 and SS4/24) while enabling best practice within credit risk and capital management. What will I be doing? IRB Framework Design Lead the end-to-end development of the IRB framework, including the delivery and ongoing use of regulatory-compliant IRB rating systems, and their underlying models (PD, LGD and Slotting),

Role Purpose The Payments Business Analyst is responsible for detailed business analysis, requirements definition, and delivery readiness across initiatives within the One Payments Platform (OPP). Working closely with Product and Engineering colleagues and other stakeholders in UK and India, the role translates business, regulatory, scheme, and operational requirements into clear, structured, and testable artefacts that support effective delivery of payment capabilities and enhancements. The role is execution-focused and accountable for requirements clarity, traceability, and functional correctness. Key Responsibilities 1. Requirements Elicitation & Analysis Elicit, analyze, document, validate, and verify business and functional requirements. Work with the Payments Product Managers and

Role Purpose The Payments Solutions Architect is the authoritative design authority for payments solutions , translating payments product strategy and regulatory requirements into robust, compliant, and scalable solution architectures . This role brings deep, hands-on payments domain expertise across UK and European payment schemes and instant payments, ensuring that all solutions are architected in line with scheme rules, regulatory expectations, and industry best practices, while remaining pragmatic, buildable, and operable by engineering teams. The role is accountable for solution correctness, scheme alignment, and architectural integrity across the payments landscape. Key Responsibilities 1. Payments Solution Architecture Ownership Own the end-to-end solution

The Mission To build and scale a best-in-class payments product portfolio that is modular, API-first, AI-enabled, and always-on (24x7x365), delivering seconds-level execution for instant payments while balancing customer value, commercial outcomes, regulatory integrity, and strategic partnerships through smart build-versus-buy decisions. Role Purpose The Payments Product & Strategy Lead owns the end-to-end payments product vision and strategy, translating business objectives, customer needs, and regulatory requirements into scalable, resilient, and increasingly intelligent payment capabilities across domestic and cross-border schemes. This role sits at the intersection of product, strategy, technology, and data, driving the evolution of payment platforms into commercially differentiated, insight-led products.

Role Purpose The Senior Software Engineering Delivery Lead will lead a team of 8–12 software engineers delivering high-quality, cloud-native payment solutions on the Azure platform. This role combines deep technical leadership, people management, and delivery accountability within a mission-critical payments environment. The role is responsible for driving engineering excellence, modern software delivery practices, AI-enabled engineering productivity , innovation, and operational resilience across payment processing, routing, orchestration, and event-driven architectures. Key Responsibilities 1. Lead High-Performing Engineering Teams Lead, mentor, and develop a team of 8–12 software engineers, fostering a high-performance and growth-oriented culture. Promote responsible adoption of AI-assisted development tools (e.g.,