Sandeep Singh
Deputy Treasurer, Barclays
Sandeep Singh has over 20 years of experience, primarily in the wholesale banking and financial services sector, with focus on firms’ financial resource management strategy in changing regulatory landscape, stress testing, planning and resource allocation and optimization. He is a Managing Director and currently serves as Deputy Treasurer, Americas at Barclays. In his capacity, he oversees critical treasury functions and capital management initiatives across the region. His leadership has been instrumental in supporting Barclays’ regional strategy, maintaining robust financial controls and ensuring regulatory compliance. Prior to joining Barclays, Sandeep held a variety of roles in Treasury, Strategic Planning & Analysis, Regulatory Capital Reporting and Controllers’ functions at JP Morgan. Sandeep holds an MBA in Finance from IBS, Hyderabad (India). He also holds a Bachelor of Commerce with honors from University of Delhi and a Diploma in Business Finance from ICFAI University, India.
PANEL DISCUSSION
Adapting Capital and Liquidity Strategies to Evolving Supervisory Expectations
- Preparing for potential recalibration of liquidity coverage and NSFR
- Reviewing capital planning frameworks under Basel Endgame evolution
- Enhancing dialogue with regulators on model-based approaches
- Integrating supervisory feedback into funding strategy
Assessing the Role of the Treasury in Maintaining Banking Stability
- Navigating volatility, resilience and decision-making in an unstable landscape
- Unpacking the lessons learnt from recent banking crises, and evaluating the importance of liquidity risk to the wider risk community
- Understanding how Treasurers design the most effective stress test scenarios
- Analysing how professionals can apply these skills across all wider risk functions
PANEL DISCUSSION
Embedding Geopolitical Scenarios into Enterprise Risk and Capital Planning
- Mapping global flashpoints impacting markets
- Evaluating tariff and supply-chain implications
- Integrating geopolitical variables into stress testing
- Strengthening contingency planning