ESG Integration
Associate Prudential Climate Risk & Banking Regulation Specialist

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Open to associate candidates based in EU & UK
Required experience
The candidate should have at least 4-8 years’ experience in banking, regulated financial services, banking supervision, or financial-risk consulting, including at least three years of directly relevant climate or ESG risk work.
They must demonstrate practical experience in:
- EBA Guidelines on ESG Risk Management
- CRD VI prudential transition planning
- ECB climate and environmental risk expectations
- Translating climate-risk drivers into:
- credit risk
- market risk
- operational risk
- liquidity risk
- strategic risk
- risk appetite and escalation
- Drafting or implementing climate-risk policies
- Developing KRIs, thresholds, escalation processes, and management information
- First-line and second-line risk responsibilities
- ICAAP, ILAAP, or regulatory stress-testing processes
- Working with Risk, Finance, Compliance, and senior governance forums
- Preparing materials that can withstand internal audit, supervisory, or regulatory review
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Mandatory evidence
Require candidates to submit two concise case studies, each covering:
- The client type and sector
- The regulatory context
- Their personal role
- The climate-risk or prudential problem
- The methodology they applied
- The financial-risk frameworks affected
- The outputs they personally produced
- The outcome or client decision
- A client reference or referee, subject to confidentiality
At least one case study should involve a bank, vehicle-finance company, leasing company, captive finance provider, or other regulated lender.


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Strong differentiators
- Previous work for an automotive captive-finance institution
- Direct experience with an ECB-supervised bank or European banking group
- Previous Big Four climate-risk or banking-risk experience
- Experience integrating climate risk into credit policies, portfolio monitoring, or risk appetite
- Experience presenting to ExCo, Board Risk Committees, or regulators
- FRM, PRM, CFA, Chartered Banker, or equivalent banking-risk qualification
- GARP Sustainability and Climate Risk Certificate
You will need to currently be working through your own registered company and have the relevant professional insurance.
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