MERJE
Principal Consultant - Regulatory Consultant (Wealth or Asset)

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MERJE are currently supporting this dynamic and ambitious consulting firm that specialises in providing regulatory advisory services to a wide range of clients across the Financial Services industry.
Responsibilities
- Leading the management and delivery of advisory engagements to their wealth management & retail investment clients base you will:
- Oversee the delivery of multiple client projects, encompassing project planning, budgeting, scheduling and resource allocation
- Lead the development of bespoke solutions to enable their clients to meet their regulatory and operational obligations.
- Act as the primary point of contact for a portfolio of projects managing client expectations, delegating tasks as needed, reviewing colleagues’ work and facilitating communication regarding project needs such as budget expansions or timeline extensions.
- Take a proactive role in business development initiatives, including generating quality thought leadership content, engaging stakeholders, preparing polished proposals and delivering presentations
- Represent the firm at industry events to enhance brand visibility
- Stay informed about regulatory developments and understand their potential impact on client operations, ensuring the delivery of relevant and accurate regulatory advisory services.
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Requirements
- Previous regulatory consulting experience gained within either a Big 4, Top 10 or boutique regulatory consulting practice
- Specifically supported clients across the wealth management or retail investment space.
- Deep knowledge and a practical understanding of the UK financial services sector and UK regulatory framework, including the FCA Handbook, associated guidance, approach to policy development, supervision and enforcement.
- Multi-tasking ability, highly organised and strong attention to detail.
- Ability to manage individuals and/or small teams.
- Ability to confidently interact with Board and Executive-level clients.
- Strong ability to communicate effectively and openly with team members


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