UK Regulators' Network
Senior Risk Specialist

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Financial Conduct Authority
Regulating financial services firms and financial markets in the UK, https://www.fca.org.uk/careers
Requirements of the role
We regulate financial services firms in the UK, to keep financial markets fair, thriving and effective. By joining us, you’ll play a key part in protecting consumers, driving economic growth, and shaping the future of UK finance services.
Role Responsibilities
- Conduct and support in-depth financial resilience assessments across a diverse portfolio of wholesale and retail firms, identifying vulnerabilities and help safeguard consumers, markets and financial stability giving you exposure to complex business models
- Deliver high-quality analysis and recommendations that support timely, evidence-based regulatory decisions and are well informed and effective
- Evaluate and apply the most appropriate regulatory tools, helping firms meet financial resilience standards, deepening your knowledge in prudential regulation and enhancing your decision-making capability
- Coach and mentor Associate colleagues, sharing technical expertise and supporting capability across the team whilst developing your own people management skills
- Collaborate closely with front line supervisors, contributing to joined up regulatory outcomes, expanding your network and deepening your understanding of supervisory practices
- Demonstrate sound judgement, effective stakeholder engagement and personal accountability, acting as a role model for FCA values and behaviours
- Apply prudential regulatory frameworks across a range of firm types and business models, building technical knowledge and gain regulatory insight
- Engage professionally with senior internal and external stakeholders, providing clear advice, shaping outcomes, building alignment and contributing to strategic work
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Location
London, Edinburgh, Leeds
Contract type
Full time, Permanent
Profession
Competition, Finance, Policy, Regulation, Resilience, Risk, Supervision
Working pattern
Flexible working, Hybrid
Closing Date
28/09/2026
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