Assistant Vice President, Regulatory & Policy Affairs

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Assistant Vice President, Regulatory & Policy Affairs
About the Company:
  • Influential financial services lobbying & advocacy organization
  • IndustryInternetTypeNon Profit
  • Founded2018Employees11-50 Categories
  • InternetTechnologyFinancial Services
  • Specialtiesfinancial serviceslobbyinggovernment relationsbankinginsuranceand securities
About the Role: The Company is seeking an Assistant Vice President for Regulatory and Policy Affairs to join their team. The successful candidate will be instrumental in advocating for sound banking regulations, particularly in the areas of capital, liquidity, risk, and regulatory reporting. This role involves direct engagement with member banks and other stakeholders to gather and analyze information, which will be used to develop a variety of written materials, including regulatory comment letters, white papers, and blogs. While a deep knowledge of banking and regulation is not required, the ideal candidate should have a professional background and a strong interest in the financial services industry. The position offers a unique opportunity to work closely with industry leaders, and the company is committed to providing a competitive compensation package and a supportive work environment. Key responsibilities for the Assistant Vice President include quickly learning and becoming an expert in regulatory policy and reporting requirements, fielding inquiries from member banks, and assisting the Regulatory and Policy Affairs team with various tasks. The role demands a high level of proficiency in written and oral communication, the ability to work both independently and as part of a team, and a strong attention to detail. Candidates should be adept at project management, have a high level of proficiency in Microsoft Office, and possess a Bachelor's degree. The company values intellectual curiosity and is dedicated to using data and analysis to influence sound policy in the financial sector. Hiring Manager TitleSenior Vice President, Senior Associate GCFunctionsLegal

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