Executive Director, Prudential Policy Strategy

Bank of England; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 120,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Bank of England is seeking an executive leader for the Prudential Policy Directorate (PPD) within the PRA, responsible for shaping prudential regulation and policy across banking and insurance sectors in the UK.

The role emphasizes strategic leadership, transformation, and collaboration with senior stakeholders to ensure financial stability and competitive UK economy. This position is based in the UK with hybrid working arrangements.

Responsibilities

• Set and communicate a clear vision and strategy for the directorate.
• Lead and develop a large, diverse team of policy professionals and leaders.
• Create an inclusive, high-performing culture that empowers colleagues and supports development.
• Drive cultural change and organisational transformation where required.
• Oversee the development and delivery of prudential policymaking across banking and insurance sectors.
• Ensure policy decisions are evidence-based, proportionate and aligned to PRA objectives.
• Provide strategic direction on complex regulatory and policy issues.
• Respond proactively to emerging risks and developments in the financial system.
• Build trusted relationships with senior stakeholders across Bank, PRA and wider financial sector.
• Engage with HM Treasury, FCA, international standard setters and regulators.
• Represent the Bank externally through speeches, conferences and industry forums.
• Support decision-making by the Prudential Regulation Committee and Financial Policy Committee.
• Contribute to the Bank’s senior leadership, collaborating across functions.
• Promote the Bank’s values and leadership expectations.
• Support a culture of inclusion, innovation and accountability.

Job description

Bank of England is seeking an executive leader for the Prudential Policy Directorate (PPD) within the PRA, responsible for shaping prudential regulation and policy across banking and insurance sectors in the UK.

The role emphasizes strategic leadership, transformation, and collaboration with senior stakeholders to ensure financial stability and competitive UK economy. This position is based in the UK with hybrid working arrangements.