Analyst for Regulatory Affairs (f/m/d)

Deutsche Börse AG; Frankfurt; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 85.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading financial market infrastructure provider in Frankfurt seeks an expert for regulatory strategy. The role involves researching international and national regulations, coordinating strategic positioning, and preparing documents for management. Candidates should have a background in economics or political sciences, and excellent analytical and communication skills. Fluency in English is required; German is a plus.

Qualifikationen

• Completed university studies in economics, political or social sciences, or comparable degrees.
• Professional experience with financial market infrastructure providers and ESG-related data.
• Very good analytical skills.
• Fluent in English, both written and spoken; German is a plus.

Aufgaben

• Research and assess international, European, and national political and regulatory initiatives.
• Coordinate DBG’s strategic positioning on regulatory initiatives.
• Participate in group-wide regulatory projects of strategic relevance.
• Prepare briefing documents and presentations for the Executive Board.
• Represent DBG’s interests in industry associations.

Kenntnisse

Analytical skills

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Ability to present complex topics

Knowledge of political processes

Ausbildung

University studies in economics, political or social sciences

Jobbeschreibung

Your career at Deutsche Börse Group

Your area of work:

You are passionate about financial markets and keen on driving the regulatory strategy of one of the globally leading financial market infrastructure providers? Group Regulatory Strategy (GRS) is responsible for monitoring and analyzing political and regulatory initiatives, for positioning Deutsche Börse Group (DBG) towards political and regulatory stakeholders and, importantly, for supporting the business strategy from a regulatory perspective. GRS reports to the CEO and cooperates closely with the group’s Corporate Strategy team, the Chief of Staff, and business areas along DBG’s value chain. GRS consults the Executive Board to navigate current political and regulatory developments, for example in the areas of strengthening the attractiveness and competitiveness of EU capital markets, stability and efficiency of financial market infrastructures, the adaptation of new technologies (digitalization) and the transformation to a sustainable economy. GRS consists of a team of experts based in Eschborn (headquarter), Brussels, Berlin and Luxembourg. Within GRS, the section Regulatory Affairs is based in Eschborn and is concerned in particular with expanding regulatory intelligence, assessing the economic and political impact of regulatory initiatives on the company’s business strategy and outlook and for developing and executing DBG’s strategic positioning in key political and regulatory developments in the national, European and global context. The unit Investment Management Solutions focuses on the analysis and positioning on any regulatory activities related to data-driven investment management solutions for institutional investors, ESG data and analytics, banking regulation and indices.

Your responsibilities

• Research, analysis, and assessment of international, European and national political and regulatory initiatives along the value chain of DBG, with a focus on asset management, banking regulation, ESG data and analytics, and indices
• Coordination of DBG’s strategic positioning on consultations, regulatory dossiers, and political initiatives in alignment with other central functions and affected business units
• Participation in and coordination of group-wide regulatory projects of strategic relevance for DBG
• Preparation of briefing documents, presentations, and notes for the Executive Board and top management level
• Representation of DBG’s interests and positioning in industry associations, and support of outreach activities and relationship management towards political and regulatory stakeholders

Your profile

• Completed university studies in economics, political or social sciences, or comparable academic degrees
• Professional experience with or knowledge of the value chain of financial market infrastructure providers and ESG-related data and analytics
• Knowledge of political institutions and processes at federal and EU level
• Very good analytical skills, and confidence in dealing with qualitative and quantitative analyses
• Ability to present complex topics targeted to different audiences and with commitment for high quality for work results
• Strong organizational and communication skills, motivation to work independently as well as in a team
• Willingness to familiarise yourself with new topics and take on new tasks
• Fluent in English, both written and spoken. German language skills are welcomed, but not a must