Intercontinental Exchange Holdings, Inc.
Analyst, Market Regulation

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Job Purpose
This dynamic and Member-facing role within the ICE Futures Europe (IFEU) Market Regulation department will support the team in the onboarding and ongoing monitoring of IFEU’s Members, ensuring their adherence to IFEU and regulatory requirements. The Member Oversight Analyst will demonstrate excellent analytical and investigative skills, will be proficient in writing reports, strong interpersonal skills, an interest in finance, and have a keen aptitude for research.
Responsibilities
- Administration and coordination of Member monitoring and outreach programmes
- Attend and lead Member-facing engagements with senior stakeholders at Member firms, such as investment banks, algorithmic trading firms, brokerages, and proprietary trading firms
- Assisting with the review and processing of new Membership applications
- Compiling and analysing relevant Member data/metrics
- Preparing reports for colleagues and senior management
- Project management, including coordinating internal and external meetings
- Providing excellent customer service, responding to telephone and email enquiries from Members and market participants
- Issuing correspondence to Members and otherwise assisting with Exchange investigations in relation to suspected instances of rule breaches
- Maintenance of internal policies and procedures
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