Jacklyn Osborne

Americas Chief Data Officer
HSBC

Jacklyn Osborne is the Americas Chief Data Officer and Global Head of Data Policies for HSBC Global Making & Markets. She is responsible for the design, execution and governance of a cohesive enterprise data strategy including the development and implementation of data policies & standards ensuring complete, accurate, timely and consistent data across the Firm. She serves as a liaison between business and technology to ensure that data related business requirements are clearly defined and understood as part of the project prioritization, planning, and execution process.
Prior to joining HSBC, Ms. Osborne spent ten years in client data management, change delivery, vendor governance and information security in the public and government sectors, including eight years at UBS Financial Services and two years at the National Cyber Security Division of the Department of Homeland Security.

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Mastering Data Strategy and Data Quality to Remain Competitive

Saturday, October 7th, 2017

09:25 CDO Panel Discussion |Galvanizing Change at the Enterprise Level, The Role of the CDO as a Strategic Business Partner

The only product financial institutions have is data and everything the company does is in support of data. Now that many have built programs in compliance with regulations, how is the office of the CDO helping to support the broader business beyond box checking? How do you position services that are universally understandable and for people to consume them? How is the data management function aligning with strategic growth efforts? What is the CDO expected to produce or be as a strategic business partner? What actions provide the most benefit to the firm? What is the future of the CDO?
Hear from those in the Office of the CDO weigh in on:
• How programs are organizing to manage data between technology and the business
• What the data management function can deliver outside of the business from an innovation perspective
• How to keep messages clear and crisp and ensure the executive team understands how you’re changing outcomes