Adviser Prudential, Supervision, Resolution
EACB - European Association of Co-operative Banks
Brussels, Belgium
JOB DESCRIPTION
The adviser reports to the Deputy Head of Department. His or her portfolio will comprise the following tasks:
- Monitor, analyse and report on technical initiatives relevant for cooperative banks in the area of banking supervision, resolution and deposit protection, as well as accounting and audit, including among others:
- The activities of the EU Institutions (including the ECB Supervision, the EBA, the Single Resolution Board, as well as the EU co-legislators) related to the development of relevant regulatory and supervisory products and/or legislation;
- The activities of global fora (Basel Committee, Financial Stability Board) with relevant implications for the design of supervision and resolution rules;
- Trends in the area of digitalisation of financial services relevant from an accounting, supervisory and prudential perspective (e.g. treatment of crypto-assets, implications of initiatives such as DORA and MICA);
- Trends in supervisory reporting relevant for cooperative banks (by the European Commission, Basel Committee, EBA, etc.).
- Regularly inform member organisations about latest developments in these areas (by emails, internal memos and reports);
- Contribute to and support the EACB working groups/task forces in these areas;
- Represent member organizations’ interests in meetings with regulators and stakeholders;
- Draft position papers, letters, speeches and other relevant documents for internal and external distribution;
- Maintain a network of contacts both within the association and outside (EU policy-makers, global bodies other trade associations, etc.).
PROFILE
- Distinct interest in financial sector regulatory affairs and their technical aspects;
- University degree (Master’s level) in economics, business administration or law and affinity to/experience in regulatory affairs;
- Good understanding of the banking/financial sector and an understanding of the tasks of a trade association; experience in regulatory affairs is a plus;
- 1-3 years of work experience, in a bank and/or trade association, consultancy/audit firm, EU institutions;
- Good knowledge of EU law, the EU institutions and the regulatory processes;
- Fluent written and spoken English - knowledge of other languages (French, German, Spanish, Dutch, etc.) is welcome;
- Excellent drafting and analytical skills;
- Good computer skills.
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