IOSCO Associate

• Lead on a portfolio of IOSCO committees, including supporting senior leadership on the IOSCO MMOU MG, FinTech Taskforce, and new Wholesale Conduct committee
• Support the FCA's international engagement at IOSCO on various topics
• Work with teams within the International Division and across the FCA on the strategy for international engagement, influencing, and advocacy
• Develop international policy positions on issues of common interest to the UK with internal and external stakeholders
• Monitor IOSCO and other international stakeholders' and authorities' work and output
• Ensure intelligence and policy developments are understood throughout the FCA
• Analyse complex regulatory and stakeholder-management issues for senior leaders
• Brief senior leaders for meetings
• Support broader work across the Global Institutions Team, including potential IMF financial sector assessment and non-bank financial intermediation work

Requirements

• Prior international engagement experience, including European-level or global-level experience
• Experience engaging with other jurisdictions
• Demonstrable stakeholder management experience
• Ability to identify, build, and maintain constructive relationships with internal and external stakeholders
• Collaborative and proactive approach, with flexibility and pragmatism
• Strong organisation, prioritisation, and time management skills
• Ability to thrive under pressure, manage competing priorities, and deliver to tight deadlines
• Good communication skills, including communicating effectively in person and explaining complex issues concisely in writing
• Good judgement and ability to identify relevant issues from wide-ranging data points
• Ability to present analysis outcomes quickly, clearly, and effectively

Core Competencies

Demonstrates expertise in international engagement and stakeholder management, with a strong ability to develop policy positions and communicate complex issues effectively. Proven track record in collaborating with diverse teams and managing competing priorities under pressure.