Satyawan Tarar

Project Manager, IBOR Programme Global Markets
Singapore
Summary
Satyawan Tarar is a seasoned professional currently leading the IBOR Transition Programme for HSBC's Global Market Line of Business across Singapore, Thailand, and Philippines.
With over 12 years of experience in financial services, Satyawan has a diverse background in capital markets, including Business Management, Front Office, Product Control, Market Data, Risk Management, and Control Governance.
In previous roles at UOB, PwC, SocGen, and RBS, he successfully managed projects ranging from treasury business migrations to regulatory framework implementations.
His technical and project management skills are extensive, covering asset classes like IRD, FI, FX, and Equities within the Murex3.1 product suite. Satyawan is well-versed in Murex modules, risk methodologies, SDLC processes, and Agile project management frameworks.
Education-wise, he holds a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, a Master's degree in Philosophy, and has qualifications in Agile project management. Satyawan's professional experience is backed by a robust educational foundation including a NET qualification from the Indira Gandhi National Open University.
Currently, Satyawan is liaising with various regulatory bodies and industry stakeholders, managing operational readiness, system enhancements, client transition strategies, risk management, compliance issues, and overall IBOR related challenges.
His role involves conducting trainings and workshops for sales teams and other staff members, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and driving the IBOR program's coordination across different Lines of Business.
In addition to his current IBOR responsibilities, Satyawan collaborates closely with the COO office to address and communicate ongoing regulatory requirements effectively within the BAU framework.
Throughout his career, Satyawan has demonstrated a strong ability to handle complex financial projects, regulatory implementations, and technical challenges, making him a valuable asset in the financial services industry.