Pinsent Masons
Regulatory Conduct Director

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Regulatory Conduct Director
London
Shape the future of regulatory conduct advisory
We are looking for an experienced Regulatory Conduct Director to play a pivotal role in growing and leading our Conduct Risk offering within our specialist Financial Regulatory Consulting practice.
This is an opportunity to work at the intersection of regulatory consulting and legal advisory, helping some of the world's leading financial services organisations navigate complex regulatory challenges, drive meaningful change and deliver better customer outcomes.
As a senior leader within the business, you will advise Boards, Senior Management Functions (SMFs), executive teams and regulators on some of the most significant conduct risk and regulatory transformation programmes in the market. From Skilled Person Reviews (s166) and large-scale remediation programmes, through to governance enhancement, culture reviews and customer outcome initiatives, you will deliver impactful solutions that combine strategic insight with practical execution.
Working closely with the Head of Financial Regulatory Consulting, you will help shape the future direction of the practice, drive business growth and play a key role in developing a market-leading advisory capability.
What you'll do
- Lead the delivery of complex conduct risk, regulatory transformation and remediation engagements for financial services clients
- Provide trusted advisory support to Boards, senior executives and regulators on conduct risk frameworks, governance, culture, consumer duty and customer outcomes
- Oversee major regulatory programmes, including Skilled Person Reviews (s166), remediation initiatives, regulatory investigations and governance transformation projects
- Ensure engagements are delivered to the highest quality standards, maintaining robust governance, evidencing and regulatory readiness throughout
- Lead and develop multidisciplinary teams across consulting, legal and operational disciplines
- Build strong relationships with key client stakeholders and become a recognised trusted advisor
- Contribute to the development of innovative regulatory solutions and thought leadership in response to emerging market and regulatory trends
- Support the continued growth of the practice through business development, proposal creation, pricing, pitching and client relationship management
- Work collaboratively across consulting, legal and Vario teams to deliver integrated solutions and maximise the breadth of the firm's capabilities
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What we're looking for
We're interested in hearing from individuals with significant experience gained within a financial services consultancy, regulated financial services organisation, regulatory body or professional services environment.
You'll bring:
- Deep expertise in conduct risk, regulatory advisory, compliance, remediation or regulatory transformation
- A strong understanding of FCA and PRA supervisory expectations, regulatory priorities and enforcement themes
- Demonstrable experience leading Skilled Person Reviews (s166) and complex regulatory remediation programmes
- Significant experience advising Boards, SMFs and senior leadership teams on regulatory matters
- Expertise in governance, culture and behaviours, product governance and customer outcome frameworks
- Experience managing regulatory engagement, evidence gathering and regulatory-quality documentation
- A proven track record of winning work, developing client relationships and contributing to the growth of an advisory practice
- Strong leadership skills with the ability to inspire teams and deliver exceptional outcomes for clients


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Why join us?
This is a unique opportunity to help build and shape a growing regulatory consulting practice with the support, reach and reputation of an international professional services business.
You'll work on some of the most complex and high-profile regulatory issues in the market while collaborating with leading specialists across consulting, legal and managed services.
Our Commitment
We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels able to achieve their full potential. We welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates and will make reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process where required.
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