The Business Management Manager is responsible for leading the Business Management function for a discreet sub-unit, be that a product, a desk, infrastructure or control area of activity or a geographical region. The Business Management Manager is responsible for both delivering and improving the functions performed by that Business Management community. The scope of Business Management Manager’s activities will typically be diverse and may include strategic business planning, financial control and reporting tasks, control function liaison, headcount management and compensation matters, IT and Ops service management and enhancement, aspects of Facilities Management to both accommodate current business need as well as to ensure future ability to conduct planned business activity, co-ordination of business case approval and project sponsorship. The Business Management Manager must be able to consolidate the results of this broad range of activities, whilst managing the ongoing line relationships in order to collate and validate required output and synthesize the relevant business insights for senior management. The Business Management Manager will have line responsibility for a Business Management team, which will be dependent upon on the size of the sub-unit. The Business Management Manager will hold relationships with a broad range of internal points of contact from across the sub-unit for which they are responsible, the parent business division, other Deutsche Bank business divisions and control functions. They will also hold relationships with and external points of contact (e.g. regulators, auditors, etc.) and industry bodies.