Cross-Industry Policy Advisor — Prudential Standards

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority; Sydney; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority in Sydney is seeking an Advisor in Cross-Industry Policy to develop prudential standards and guidance across banks, insurers and superannuation trustees. You will lead high-profile policy work, drawing on evidence and stakeholder input to deliver practical, proportionate solutions in an environment of uncertainty.

The role sits in the Cross-Industry Policy Team, collaborating with internal supervisors, risk specialists and external regulators to test

Qualifications

• Experience in policy at a government agency, consulting or within a regulated sector.

Responsibilities

• Develop practical, evidence-based policy responses to emerging risks and complex issues affecting banks, insurers and superannuation trustees.
• Lead policy projects from problem definition and analysis through consultation and the development of prudential standards and guidance.
• Identify opportunities to simplify requirements and reduce unnecessary regulatory burden while preserving sound prudential outcomes.
• Bring together insights from APRA specialists, industry and other government agencies to test ideas, understand trade-offs and refine policy proposals.
• Prepare clear, persuasive papers, submissions and briefings that inform decisions on significant policy issues; and
• Provide practical advice to internal and external stakeholders on cross-industry policy matters.

Job description

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority in Sydney is seeking an Advisor in Cross-Industry Policy to develop prudential standards and guidance across banks, insurers and superannuation trustees. You will lead high-profile policy work, drawing on evidence and stakeholder input to deliver practical, proportionate solutions in an environment of uncertainty.

The role sits in the Cross-Industry Policy Team, collaborating with internal supervisors, risk specialists and external regulators to test