Regulatory Change Analyst

Ss&C Technologies Holdings; Sydney; Hybrid; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

SS&C Technologies is seeking a Regulatory Change Analyst in Sydney/Melbourne, Australia, to establish a centralized regulatory change intake and oversee assessment, prioritization and delivery across GIDS Super & Wealth.

You will translate complex regulatory obligations into actionable portfolio initiatives and engage Risk, Compliance, Legal and Business stakeholders.

The role offers a hybrid work arrangement and an opportunity to drive governance and ensure ongoing compliance and risk management.

Qualifications

• Experience in regulatory change management within financial services.
• Ability to interpret complex regulatory requirements and translate into delivery outcomes.
• Strong stakeholder engagement across technical and business audiences.
• Experience with governance reporting artefacts and change registers.

Responsibilities

• Monitor emerging regulatory and legislative changes impacting Super & Wealth.
• Establish a consistent intake and triage process for regulatory change requests.
• Conduct impact assessments across business, technology, operations and vendors.
• Engage with Risk, Compliance, Legal and Business to interpret obligations.
• Translate regulatory requirements into actionable portfolio initiatives, epics and delivery outcomes.
• Maintain an end-to-end regulatory change register and forward roadmap.
• Identify interdependencies across programs and BAU initiatives.
• Support governance forums by providing transparency of regulatory demand and delivery status.
• Enable informed prioritization and sequencing decisions across the portfolio.

Skills

Regulatory change management

Stakeholder engagement

Regulatory interpretation

Analytical thinking

Education

Regulatory frameworks in Australia

Job description

Job Description

Title: Regulatory Change Analyst

Location: Sydney/Melbourne, Australia || Hybrid

Type: Permanent ||Full Time

About SS&C Technologies

SS&C is a leading provider of mission-critical, AI-powered technology and services empowering financial services and healthcare organizations to work smarter, faster, and securely. Founded in 1986, SS&C is headquartered in Windsor, Connecticut, and has offices worldwide. More than 23,000 financial services and healthcare organizations, from the world's largest companies to small and mid-market firms, rely on SS&C for expertise, scale, and technology.

SS&C GIDS provides information processing and computer software services and products. The Company’s operating segments include financial markets, customer management, professional services, and output solutions. SS&C GIDS serves the alternative investments, asset and wealth management, banking and lending, insurance, and real estate industries.

What You Will Get to Do:

The Regulatory Change Analyst will be responsible for establishing and managing a robust regulatory change intake process across GIDS Super & Wealth. The role will act as the central point for identifying, assessing and coordinating regulatory obligations, ensuring impacts are understood and appropriately integrated into portfolio planning, prioritization and delivery activities.

Business Need

The volume, complexity and pace of regulatory change impacting the Super & Wealth business continues to increase. Regulatory obligations are being introduced and amended across multiple domains and system ecosystems requiring timely identification, assessment, prioritization and implementation to ensure ongoing compliance and minimize operational and reputational risk.

Currently, the intake and assessment of regulatory change is distributed across multiple teams, creating challenges in maintaining a consistent view of obligations, dependencies, impacts, and delivery priorities. As GIDS Super & Wealth continues to mature its governance practices and move towards a Single Portfolio View, there is a need for a dedicated Senior Regulatory Change Analyst to provide a centralized and structured approach to regulatory change management.

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor and identify emerging regulatory and legislative changes impacting Super & Wealth.
• Establish a consistent intake and triage process for regulatory change requests.
• Conduct impact assessments across business, technology, operations and vendor partners.
• Engage with Risk, Compliance, Legal and Business stakeholders to interpret regulatory obligations.
• Translate regulatory requirements into actionable portfolio initiatives, epics and delivery outcomes.
• Maintain an end-to-end regulatory change register and forward roadmap.
• Identify interdependencies across programs, projects and BAU initiatives.
• Support governance forums by providing transparency of regulatory demand, delivery status and compliance risks.
• Enable informed prioritization and sequencing decisions across the portfolio.

What You Will Bring

• Demonstrated experience in regulatory change management, compliance, or governance within financial services.
• Strong understanding of superannuation, wealth management, or related regulatory frameworks in Australia.
• Ability to interpret complex regulatory and legislative requirements and translate them into practical delivery outcomes.
• Experience working across portfolio, program, and project environments.
• Excellent stakeholder engagement and communication skills across technical and business audiences.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities with attention to detail.
• Proficiency in maintaining change registers, impact assessments and governance reporting artefacts.

Why This Role Matters

As regulatory obligations across Super & Wealth continue to grow in volume and complexity, this role provides the central capability needed to ensure SS&C GIDS can respond proactively, maintain compliance, and protect its operational and reputational standing. By embedding a structured, transparent approach to regulatory change into the portfolio, this analyst will be instrumental in driving accountability and enabling confident delivery across the business.