FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title is OpenMarket & Embedded Finance Manager.
Where is this position based?
This position is based in Madrid, Spain.
What will be the primary focus of the OpenMarket & Embedded Finance Manager?
The primary focus will be to expand Santander's addressable market by developing new business lines and customer propositions, leveraging the bank's products and assets.
What qualifications are required for this job?
A Bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or Engineering is required, with an MBA being a plus.
How much experience is needed for applicants?
Applicants need a minimum of 10 years of experience in banking, financial products, consumer finance, or new business creation.
Is knowledge of embedded banking products necessary?
Yes, experience with embedded banking products, particularly within a fintech or financial services environment, is necessary.
What specific skills are important for this role?
Important skills include strategic thinking, problem-solving, stakeholder relations, influencing, negotiation, and cross-functional collaboration.
Do applicants need to communicate in Spanish?
Yes, proficiency in Spanish is required for this position.
Is experience with credit risk relevant for this job?
Yes, experience in credit risk is relevant and considered valuable for this role.
What kind of work culture can one expect at Santander?
Santander embraces a strong risk culture and values equal opportunities regardless of age, gender, disability, civil status, race, religion, or sexual orientation.
Will the OpenMarket & Embedded Finance Manager have to work with internal stakeholders?
Yes, the role requires building and maintaining relationships with various internal stakeholders as well as external partners.
Will the OpenMarket & Embedded Finance Manager have responsibilities in risk management?
Yes, ensuring risk management and control are aligned with Santander's standards is a key responsibility of this role.
What does the company expect in terms of business planning and performance measurement?
The company expects the manager to develop business plans and financial models, set and track key performance indicators (KPIs), and make data-driven decisions regarding the success of new ventures.