Compliance Analyst: Life, Pensions & International

M&G plc; Stirling; Hybrid; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension scheme up to 18%

Share Save & Share Incentive Plan

38 days annual leave

Private Healthcare

Life Assurance

Flexible working

Job summary

M&G plc in the UK is seeking an experienced Compliance Analyst for its Risk & Compliance function supporting Life. The role delivers regulatory advice, coordination and governance across IL&P and International, within a second-line framework.

You will conduct research, draft responses, assess regulatory change, and produce management information for committees, while partnering with first-line teams to ensure good customer outcomes and robust control in a dynamic, supportive environment.

Qualifications

• Foundational knowledge of FCA rules for pensions and life products.
• Experience in Compliance, Risk, Legal, Audit or Governance with analytical capability.
• Understanding of UK financial services regulation and consumer outcomes.
• Strong written and verbal communication with ability to produce clear outputs.

Responsibilities

• Advisory support: regulatory research, guidance and responses.
• Regulatory change: coordinate second-line activity and impact assessments.
• Governance and reporting: prepare MI for committees and boards.
• Compliance risk assessments: support quarterly assessments.
• Consumer Duty and customer outcomes: review MI and reporting.
• Thematic reviews and assurance: scoping, evidence gathering, drafting findings.
• Customer journeys and communications: review journeys and communications.
• Collaboration and judgement: work with Compliance and the business, manage outputs.

Skills

FCA rules understanding

Regulatory compliance

Stakeholder management

Analytical skills

Job description

M&G plc in the UK is seeking an experienced Compliance Analyst for its Risk & Compliance function supporting Life. The role delivers regulatory advice, coordination and governance across IL&P and International, within a second-line framework.

You will conduct research, draft responses, assess regulatory change, and produce management information for committees, while partnering with first-line teams to ensure good customer outcomes and robust control in a dynamic, supportive environment.