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Actus Search is engaged to place an experienced Head of Regulatory Affairs on an interim basis. The role centers on leading senior PRA engagement during a major UK regulatory transition, including redomiciliation of the Bermuda insurance business to London and transition to PRA supervision.
The successful candidate will own senior regulatory relationships from day one, providing strategic regulatory leadership to UK life, pensions or savings operations and supporting major transactions and
Duration: Expected to run through December 2027
Actus Search has been exclusively instructed by a leading European savings and retirement services business to appoint an experienced Head of Regulatory Affairs on an interim basis.
This is a high-profile, Director-level appointment at an important point in the organisation’s UK growth and regulatory journey.
The business is undertaking a significant regulatory transition, including the redomiciliation of its insurance business from Bermuda to London and the associated transition to UK PRA regulation.
The successful individual will play a critical role in ensuring strong, effective and credible engagement with the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) throughout this process.
This is a role for someone who can hit the ground running and take ownership of senior regulatory relationships from day one.
We are looking for an established regulatory affairs leader with deep, demonstrable PRA experience within the UK life, pensions or savings sector.
This is a particularly unusual opportunity for an interim regulatory affairs leader to take on a genuinely strategic mandate rather than simply provide business-as-usual regulatory cover.
You will have significant exposure to senior leadership and will be operating at the centre of a major period of regulatory and corporate change.
The successful candidate will bring the depth of PRA expertise required to provide confidence to the business and ensure that its regulatory relationships remain strong throughout this transition.