SBI Manager (Risk Specialist - Climate Risk) Recruitment 2026

State Bank of India, the country's largest public sector bank recently recognised as "World's Best Consumer Bank 2025" by Global Finance, is hiring 2 Manager (Risk Specialist - Climate Risk) posts on a regular basis. If you have expertise in climate risk management, ESG frameworks, and sustainability reporting, this is your chance to join India's banking giant at the MMGS-III scale.

Key Highlights

• This is a Specialist Cadre Officer (SCO) recruitment on a regular basis with a 6-month probation period
• Attractive MMGS-III scale salary of Rs. 85,920 to Rs. 1,05,280 per month plus DA, HRA, CCA, and other perquisites
• Suggested posting location is Mumbai (SBI Corporate Centre), though the Bank reserves the right to post anywhere in India
• Only 2 vacancies (both Unreserved category) with 1 horizontal reservation for PwBD (Visually Impaired)
• No written exam required - selection is purely through shortlisting and interview
• Career path is same as existing Specialist Cadre Officers in SBI

Selection Process

The selection is refreshingly straightforward for a bank recruitment. SBI will first shortlist candidates based on their qualifications, experience, and overall profile. Shortlisted candidates will then be called for an interview carrying 100 marks. The final merit list will be prepared category-wise in descending order of interview scores. Keep in mind that merely meeting the minimum eligibility does not guarantee an interview call.

Documents You'll Need

• Recent passport-size colour photograph (200x230 pixels, 20-50 KB) and signature (140x60 pixels, 10-20 KB)
• Brief Resume, ID Proof, and Date of Birth proof in PDF format (max 500 KB each)
• Educational certificates, mark sheets, and degree certificates
• Experience certificates from current and previous employers
• Form-16 or latest salary slip from current employer

Check the full required documents list in the section below for the complete checklist.

FAQ

What is the salary of SBI Manager (Climate Risk) 2026?
The pay scale is MMGS-III: Rs. 85,920 - 2,680/5 - 99,320 - 2,980/2 - 1,05,280 per month. In addition, you get DA, HRA, CCA, Provident Fund, Pension, LFC, Medical Facility, and other perquisites as per SBI rules.

Is there a written exam for SBI Manager Climate Risk recruitment?
No. The selection process consists of shortlisting followed by an interview only. There is no written examination for this post.

What is the cut-off date for age and qualification for SBI Climate Risk Manager?
All eligibility criteria including age, educational qualification, and work experience will be calculated as on 31 January 2026.

Can PwBD candidates apply for SBI Climate Risk Manager post?
Yes. The post is identified suitable for Persons with Benchmark Disabilities under categories Blind and Low Vision (B, LV). One horizontal PwBD vacancy is available. Age relaxation for PwBD candidates is available as per Government of India guidelines.

• Implement Climate Change Risk Management Policy and develop frameworks aligned with organizational goals
• Identify climate risk at portfolio and account level to prioritize customer/sector segments for assessing climate-related risks
• Conduct comprehensive assessment of the Bank's exposure to climate change-related financial risks (Physical and Transition)
• Calculate carbon footprint in lending portfolio at portfolio/account level and monitor periodical emissions data
• Prepare data inputs and execute climate scenarios and stress testing cases, integrating Climate Stress Testing with Credit and Market risk
• Conduct primary and secondary research on regulatory guidelines (RBI, SEBI, BASEL) and globally accepted standards (TCFD, GRI, SBTi) for climate-related disclosures
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements related to climate change risks including disclosures and reporting
• Review annual Climate Change Risk Management Policy and operationalize it
• Analyse and interpret climate-related data and prepare climate risk related metrics and reports
• Provide climate change risk related training and workshops