Job Title: Senior Prudential Policy Associate Division: Supervision, Policy & Competition, Department: Financial Resilience. Salary ranges: National (Edinburgh and Leeds): £52,400 – £80,600; London: £57,700 – £88,600 (based on skills and experience). Grade: Senior Associate – Regulatory.
Role Responsibilities Support the design, review, and enhancement of FCA prudential regimes, including IFPR/MIFIDPRU, MIPRU, IPRU, and prudential standards for payments, e‑money and crypto‑asset firms.
Conduct deep qualitative and quantitative analysis of prudential risks, capital and liquidity adequacy, and firm behaviour to inform policy decisions and senior leadership advice.
Monitor market developments, supervisory feedback and emerging cross‑sector risks, translating these into proportionate policy responses.
Engage extensively with Supervision, Enforcement, Data, HM Treasury, industry bodies and firms, including leading consultations and representing the FCA externally.
Provide technical advice and briefings to senior management, support colleagues across the organisation with interpretation and application of policy, and offer guidance to firms on compliance with new or amended rules.
Manage multiple workstreams, ensuring timely delivery of policy outputs, identifying dependencies and risks, and proposing practical solutions.
Key Qualifications Experience in prudential regulation or prudential risk management within a financial services regulator or a prudentially regulated firm (e.g., investment firm,
Role Responsibilities Support the design, review, and enhancement of FCA prudential regimes, including IFPR/MIFIDPRU, MIPRU, IPRU, and prudential standards for payments, e‑money and crypto‑asset firms.
Conduct deep qualitative and quantitative analysis of prudential risks, capital and liquidity adequacy, and firm behaviour to inform policy decisions and senior leadership advice.
Monitor market developments, supervisory feedback and emerging cross‑sector risks, translating these into proportionate policy responses.
Engage extensively with Supervision, Enforcement, Data, HM Treasury, industry bodies and firms, including leading consultations and representing the FCA externally.
Provide technical advice and briefings to senior management, support colleagues across the organisation with interpretation and application of policy, and offer guidance to firms on compliance with new or amended rules.
Manage multiple workstreams, ensuring timely delivery of policy outputs, identifying dependencies and risks, and proposing practical solutions.
Key Qualifications Experience in prudential regulation or prudential risk management within a financial services regulator or a prudentially regulated firm (e.g., investment firm,
