Senior Programme Manager - Data Quality & Transformation

Role Type: Fixed Term ContractLocation: Canary Wharf, LondonStart: September 2026We are seeking an experienced Senior Programme Manager to lead a strategic Data Quality & Transformation Programme for a Tier 1 Investment Bank based in Canary Wharf, London.This is a high-profile role responsible for establishing, shaping and governing a complex data remediation initiative focused on improving the quality, integrity and usability of client reference data across Front Office business areas. The successful candidate will bring structure to a fragmented landscape of data issues, align senior stakeholders across business and technology functions, and deliver a clear roadmap for remediation and sustainable improvement.The role requires a strong blend of programme leadership, stakeholder management, data expertise and transformation experience within an investment banking environment. Key ResponsibilitiesAssess and document the current state of client reference data quality issues.Drive adoption of data management best practices across Front Office business areas.Establish programme governance, including RAID management, reporting, steering committees and stakeholder forums.Define programme scope, structure and delivery approach.Engage and influence senior stakeholders across Front Office, Operations and Technology functions.Drive prioritisation and sequencing of remediation workstreams.Identify opportunities for business process improvement and lead associated change initiatives.Coordinate and manage analyst resources across the programme.Support wider data readiness activities, including AI-related initiatives.Provide regular programme updates and reporting to senior leadership.Required ExperienceExtensive programme or project management experience within investment banking or financial services.Strong Front Office experience, ideally across Fixed Income, Credit, Rates or FX.Proven track record delivering data quality, data governance, reference data or data transform