About the role

  • Analyze emerging regulatory policy initiatives from global and national bodies
  • Draft and finalize policy memoranda, comment letters, and consensus statements
  • Prepare background materials and briefing documents for working groups and senior-level meetings
  • Monitor regulatory developments and synthesize updates for internal teams and member institutions
  • Provide expert-level advice on capital and liquidity frameworks, supervisory practices, resolution planning, stress testing, and macroprudential policy
  • Represent IIF in international dialogues, consultations, and private roundtables
  • Lead and facilitate prudential working groups and related events
  • Organize meetings, prepare annotated agendas, and draft action-oriented summaries
  • Strengthening relationships with existing IIF members and identifying new engagement opportunities

Requirements

  • Graduate degree in finance, risk, law, economics, international studies, or another relevant discipline from a leading university
  • At least ten years of professional experience in the financial sector, regulatory/supervisory community, or a trade association required
  • Strong command of the English language and excellent written and oral communication skills essential
  • Knowledge of financial derivatives and crypto regulation highly preferred
  • Must live in or be willing to relocate to the Washington, DC area

Benefits

  • Health, Work-life Balance & Wellbeing
  • Medical, dental, vision, disability, life insurance
  • 401K plan
  • 15 days annual leave
  • 1.25 days per month for sick leave (equivalent to 3 weeks each year)
  • Major national holidays observed

Job title

Deputy Director, Prudential Policy

Job type

Experience level

Lead

Salary

$180,000 - $200,000 per year

Degree requirement

Postgraduate Degree

Location requirements

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