Scotiabank

For professionals in banking, risk management, compliance, and corporate finance, exploring jobs at Scotiabank in Ireland presents a focused set of senior opportunities at the Canadian bank's European hub. Scotiabank currently lists 9 active positions, all based at its Dublin office on Burlington Road.

What kind of roles are available at Scotiabank? The openings are concentrated in risk management, governance, compliance, and corporate banking — reflecting Dublin's role as the headquarters of Scotiabank (Ireland) DAC (SIDAC), the bank's Central Bank of Ireland-regulated European entity. Risk management dominates the portfolio, with a Director serving as Head of Market Risk and Liquidity for SIDAC, overseeing Treasury and Capital Markets risk including identification, assessment, stress testing, and ILAAP contributions. Senior Manager positions cover Credit Risk (portfolio monitoring, risk appetite metrics, and committee reporting), Enterprise Risk (recovery planning, risk appetite frameworks, and the Risk Register), and Cybersecurity Risk Management within Global Risk Management's second line of defence. A Manager in Credit Risk assists with credit reviews, portfolio reporting, and Credit Committee secretarial duties. Governance and compliance roles include a Senior Manager of Governance responsible for the entity's board and management-level governance framework and Corporate Governance Policy, and a Manager of Third Party Risk Management and Governance supporting outsourcing and vendor risk compliance. An Associate Director leads Third Party Risk Management for Global Banking and Markets across Europe, operating as a first line of defence role based in either Dublin or London. An Analyst in Corporate Banking supports client relationships in the Power, Utilities and Infrastructure sector, handling financial modelling, client presentations, and cross-product coordination.

Where does Scotiabank hire in Ireland? All 9 positions are based in Dublin. Scotiabank is one of Canada's largest banks, and its Dublin entity serves as the regulated European platform for the bank's Global Banking and Markets operations. For finance professionals seeking mid-to-senior career opportunities in banking risk, governance, and compliance within a globally significant institution, Scotiabank's Dublin office offers a concentrated and specialist environment.