Eidgenössische Finanzmarktaufsicht (FINMA)
Bern
Experienced Specialist Supervision Asset Management and Collective Investment Schemes (m/f/d)
- 20 July 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- Bern
Job summary
Join FINMA to oversee the Swiss fund market, ensuring investor protection. Experience a dynamic work culture with opportunities for growth.
Tasks
- Monitor the Swiss fund market for compliance and regulation.
- Conduct risk-based supervision of institutions and products.
- Engage with stakeholders and participate in onsite inspections.
Skills
- University degree in economics or law; 5-8 years of finance experience.
- Strong analytical skills and assertiveness are essential.
- Fluency in German and good knowledge of English required.
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About the job
In this interesting role, you will gain in-depth insights into the Swiss fund market and contribute to the protection of investors.
Main tasks
- Supervision of the Swiss fund market
- Risk-based supervision of institutions and products according to FINIG and KAG
- Participation in on-site inspections and interventions
- Handling selected supervisory topics
- Communication with internal and external stakeholders
Profile
- University degree in economics or law from a Swiss university or comparable qualification
- 5 to 8 years of professional experience in the financial sector as well as further training as an auditor or comparable qualification (e.g. CFA, CIA)
- Sound market and product knowledge in the financial sector
- Strong analytical skills and assertiveness
- Very good German skills (C2) as well as English skills (B2) and French or Italian skills (B2)
Perspectives
Marie-Reine Atsama will be happy to provide information.
FINMA supervises the Swiss financial market. It protects the interests of investors, creditors and insured persons and contributes with its supervision to the stability and competitiveness of financial market players. More than 800 competent and motivated employees are committed to this every day.
We offer you a position in the Asset Management and Markets division as