Band 4 and Band 5 in Standard Chartered

[CodeZero]

Originally Posted by CodeZero

Does Standard Chartered have individual contributors (IC) roles as Band 4?

Or IC roles are Band 5 or below?

Answering my own question.

The distinguished engineer (DE) is a Band 4 role and can go to MD level as well.

What’s the typical months of bonus for back office? Also what is the annual compensation for manager with 8yoe? Thanks

Originally Posted by CodeZero

Wondering what band is an "IT Lead" at Standard Chartered Bank?

SC titles are often misleading and inflated

IT leads are usually b5
Though I've seen b6 leads
I've seen SCV "ciso" and heads of cyber at B5 M23 RANGE,
and I've seen heads of cyber at b4 range.
Asso directors, managers, can be b6.
Directors and senior managers can be b5.
I knew a colleague who had a title director but was a b6.
He was mean to my other female colleague whose title was only lead but was an M23.
Shortly before he left, the promo list was published congratulating a list of names on achieving b5 and he wwas on it. So we found out the director was an inflated title and the lead had a higher m number.
All depends on the hiring manager

[softarts]

SCB job title is misleading. band 5/6 could have same job title (e.g. tech lead)
for rank need to look at corp title but usually it is confidential:
band ? - CxO/MD
band 4 - ED
band 5 - Director (VP)
band 6 - Associate Director (AVP)
band 7 - Manager. (Associate)
band 8~10 - Analyst/Graduate Associate/etc (Analyst)

Originally Posted by Unregistered

A monthly basic gross of around 8.5-9k per month is around which level/Rank in SCB?

This should be around B6.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I've been seeing peers attaining Associate Director in SCB by their 5th year.

Is this normal and what's the salary range for such rank?

This should be quite normal, although I have seen one person do it in less than 3 yrs.