Strain risk assessment regulatory affairs senior specialist Vacatures in The Hague

Summary :

Are you a mid-level lawyer experienced in regulatory laws and regulations? We are looking to strengthen our Regulatory Affairs team!

Job Description : Your team

The Regulatory Affairs team within NIBC is part of the Compliance & Regulatory Affairs department which consists of around 18 people, including staff at NIBC’s international offices in Frankfurt, London and Brussels. We are looking to strengthen the Regulatory Affairs team by recruiting a mid-level lawyer experienced in regulatory laws and regulations.

As a bank, NIBC is subject to a large number of regulatory requirements. As a regulatory affairs officer in the Regulatory Affairs team, you work together with the team and colleagues from other departments to ensure that the bank is on top of regulatory change. You will report to the Head of Regulatory Affairs, and you will actively cooperate with the other members of the Regulatory Affairs team, and with colleagues across other departments affected by regulation.

What will you do?

As a regulatory affairs officer, you analyze complex regulatory texts and the impact thereof on NIBC. As part of the team, you will be involved in the following activities :

• Track relevant regulatory developments with the assistance of regulatory change management tooling;
• Assess the legal impact of financial regulatory laws, with the emphasis on conduct related laws (), and support the colleagues across the bank that assess the operational impact;
• Assist with implementation of new regulatory changes;
• Support the running of NIBC’s Regulatory Expert Network in which the regulatory change portfolio of NIBC is discussed;
• Contribute to reporting on regulatory change to senior management and the Regulatory Change Committee; and
• Provide ad-hoc legal regulatory advice to management / various departments within the bank on conduct related regulation.

As the policy management function is also located within Regulatory Affairs, you may also be involved in some policy management activities.

You will join a small team which will ensure that you get a chance to work on a broad range of regulatory topics.

What do you bring?

Next to your regulatory knowledge, you have an eye for detail, but you also do not lose sight of the bigger picture of the regulatory framework and regulators’ intention with the rules. You have the ability to simplify complex matters when informing colleagues about regulatory developments. In short, you know what regulatory change means for the bank and you aspire to be a trusted advisor on regulatory topics to your colleagues. You keep cool in stressful times and have a proactive attitude; you involve the right people and know how to proactively follow up on issues.

You recognize yourself in most of the below capabilities :

NIBC as employer

Founded in 1945 to finance the visionary entrepreneurs who helped rebuilding the Netherlands after the second World War, NIBC was closely collaborating while professionally supporting companies and individuals in realizing their dreams and goals with a sustainable future in mind. As a midsize bank with a multicultural working environment that is best described as dynamic and ambitious, we share a forward-thinking, can-do attitude with our employees and clients which we call our THINK YES mentality. Our corporate values are Professional, Adaptive, Collaborative and Entrepreneurial. You will have a direct and meaningful impact on both the bank and its clients. By building our company on optimism and mutual trust, and with our THINK YES mentality, NIBC is an enterprising bank that enables ambitions.

What’s in it for you?

NIBC provides an ambitious environment where together we strive to create a workplace in which you feel safe and challenged to be the best version of yourself. This is in line with Professional, Adaptive, Collaborative and Entrepreneurial, since you are in the lead of setting the PACE of your career at NIBC. In addition you receive a competitive salary plus :

Still intrigued?