Regulatory Policy - Vice President

Our professionals in our Corporate Functions cover a diverse range of areas from finance and risk to human resources and marketing. Our corporate teams are an essential part of our company, ensuring that we’re setting our businesses, clients, customers and employees up for success.

The team works closely with the International Consumer Business to contribute in shaping the evolving financial regulatory landscape across the UK and EU.

As a Vice President within the Regulatory Policy function, you will support the ICB across all advocacy activity in relation to all regulatory developments. You will bring your experience of the financial services regulatory regime, in the UK or other European locations, advising on a changing regulatory landscape to support some of the firm’s most exciting strategic digital and technology initiatives. You will help build and grow the new Regulatory Policy Function being a solution-oriented person. This role requires you to be able to develop policy positions from technical information for senior business stakeholders. You will be used to working in an agile environment and passionate about supporting an innovative and growing business as part of a diverse and inclusive team. 

 Job responsibilities

• Monitor and analyse developments in legislation and regulation in the UK and EU across all aspects of digital banking and investment services - including (among others) financial services, consumer protection, marketing, digital assets, data protection, and artificial intelligence.
• Advise business and stakeholders on regulatory policy developments 
• Coordinate with business and other corporate stakeholders to develop our advocacy approach
• Work collaboratively with colleagues and external stakeholders across multiple jurisdictions – in particular EMEA and U.S.

 Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills 

• Broad knowledge of policies governing the provision of banking and investment products and services
• Ability to develop policy positions that ICB can use to engage proactively with external policy makers 
• An ability to work across a broad set of products and services
• Knowledge of the UK and / or European supervisory regimes 
• Ability to familiarise and advise authoritatively on new regulatory policy developments as they emerge

Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills 

• Experience of developing policy on digital service delivery channels
• Knowledge of consumer banking  
• Self-starter, hands-on mentality and team player