As the Director of Risk & Compliance for China/APAC at S&P Global, Stanley Pan plays a pivotal role in navigating the complex landscape of compliance and risk management within one of the world's most dynamic markets. With a robust understanding of internal controls and financial...
As the Director of Risk & Compliance for China/APAC at S&P Global, Stanley Pan plays a pivotal role in navigating the complex landscape of compliance and risk management within one of the world's most dynamic markets. With a robust understanding of internal controls and financial regulations, Stanley is responsible for overseeing all China-related risks, including cyber and technology risks, which are increasingly critical in today’s digital economy. His expertise extends to operational risk management, where he operationalizes compliance processes that not only mitigate operational, ethical, and regulatory compliance risks but also support sustainable business growth in the region.
Stanley’s strategic approach involves developing a comprehensive risk management framework tailored to the unique challenges of the Greater China market. This includes defining risk appetite and tolerance levels across all business divisions, ensuring that S&P Global can effectively balance risk and opportunity. His strong interpersonal and communication skills enable him to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams, fostering a culture of compliance and risk awareness throughout the organization.
Key projects under Stanley's leadership include the implementation of enhanced anti-money laundering protocols and the establishment of robust financial audit processes that align with international standards. His proactive stance on regulatory compliance not only safeguards the organization against potential risks but also positions S&P Global as a trusted partner in the region. As the landscape of financial regulation continues to evolve, Stanley remains committed to driving innovation in risk management practices, ensuring that S&P Global is well-equipped to meet the demands of the future.
