Regulatory Affairs Officer

About the job

Regulatory Affairs Officer

Job Description

Our Company

EFG International is a global private banking group, offering private banking and asset management services. We serve clients in over 40 locations worldwide. EFG International offers a stimulating and dynamic work environment and strives to be an employer of choice.

EFG is committed to providing an equitable and inclusive working environment that is founded on the principle of mutual respect. Joining our team means experiencing a supportive environment, where your contributions are valued and recognised. We strongly believe that the diversity of our teams gives us a competitive advantage by fostering better decision-making and greater innovation.

Our Purpose and Mission

Empowering entrepreneurial minds to create value – today and for the future.

We are a private bank, offering personalised solutions on a global scale to private and institutional clients. Our sustainable success is based on our talents and on how we partner with our clients and communities to create lasting value.

Role

The Regulatory Affairs Officer is responsible for the monitoring and management of new regulatory developments that might impact the Group. The Officer will also oversee regulatory projects and assist in other activities within Group Regulatory Affairs relevant to regulatory engagement and reporting.

Main responsibilities

• Contribute to and drive the ongoing enhancement of the existing framework for monitoring regulatory change
• Monitoring and management of regulatory developments that might impact the Group
• Communication and coordination of relevant stakeholders
• Monitoring of regulatory engagement trends from regulators
• Oversight of regulatory projects related to the implementation of new regulatory requirements including tracking of projects milestones, deliverables and main risks
• Preparing relevant reporting, summaries and presentations for senior management
• Support the design and further enhancement of the regulatory change management framework across the Group
• Assisting in other ad hoc projects within Group Regulatory Affairs

Skills and experience

• University degree in Legal; Finance; or Business
• Minimum of 7 years’ experience in relevant field
• Good understanding of the legislative process particularly in Switzerland and the EU and familiar with main Swiss and EU financial legislation
• Very good level of spoken and written English and French or German
• Excellent presentation skills

Our values

• Accountability: Taking ownership for tasks and challenges as well as seeking continuous improvement
• Hands-on: Being proactive to rapidly deliver high-quality results
• Passionate: Being committed and striving for excellence
• Solution-driven: Focusing on client outcomes and treating clients fairly with a risk-aware mindset
• Partnership-oriented: Promoting collaboration and teamwork. Working together with an entrepreneurial spirit.