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Purpose of the role: Develop the economic capital model, risk appetite, stress testing frameworks and independent review of large and higher-risk transactions. Monitor risk profiles and emerging risk issues. Analyse Portfolio and report internally and to regulators
Deliver proactive and more consistent management and oversight of regulator relationships globally/regionally/country
Identify and oversight of material compliance "upstream" and "downstream" regulatory developments, supporting the Group to address regulatory change
Implement and manage the infrastructure to support the development and maintenance (including dispensations from) Risk Compliance (RC) and Financial Crime Risk (FCR) policy (and associated documents) in the Group's Global Standards Manual and RC and FCR owned FIMs
Act as an Subject Matter Expert (SME) in respect of the Group RC and FCR lead on regulatory engagement, ensuring that the Group maintains full oversight of all relevant engagement with the group's most significant regulators globally. "Regulatory Engagement" for these purposes includes meetings, visits, reviews, thematic work, investigations, enforcement activities, reporting, information provision, correspondence and similar and whether of a regular, recurring or ad hoc nature
Ensure that the respective Regulators' agendas and requirements are understood, communicated and met; with the intention of there being "no surprises" in the Group's engagement with Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and FCA
In conjunction with the Head of Regulatory Engagement, support relevant management (within RC and FCR functions) and at HSBC Group Management Services (HGMS) level in their engagement with the Group's material, regulators and especially PRA and FCA, including preparation of Briefing Notes and attendance at meetings as and when required
Monitor regulatory engagement trends of regulators and provide updates, reporting and guidance as appropriate/required
Where requested, counsel senior management on engaging with regulators and provide specialist expert support on Regulatory Engagement
Be a subject matter expert within the Compliance function in managing the engagement with regulators
As required, provide guidance to the Regions/Country/Global Businesses regarding regulatory engagement trends/developments which may affect them
Discharge the relevant accountabilities as set out in the Group Standards Manual and Compliance FIM
Skills
Critical skills are highlighted in Green
Government Policy, Policy Planning, Public Policy Development, International Business, Risk
Management, Banking, Banking Activities, Policy Implementation, Policy Management
Compliance Management, Compliance Reporting, Monitoring Compliance, Banking
Regulations, Economic Regulation, Legal Compliance, Regulatory Audits, Regulatory
Compliance, Regulatory Affairs, Regulatory Bodies, Regulatory Communications, Regulatory
Documents, Regulatory Filing, Regulatory Processes, Regulatory Reporting, Regulatory Risk
Management, Regulatory Standards, Regulatory Submissions, Provide Legal Advice, Lobbying
Operational Risk Management

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