Senior Regulatory Outreach Analyst

Goldman Sachs Bank AG; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 80,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Goldman Sachs Bank AG in London is seeking a Senior Analyst for Regulatory Outreach within Client Experience Operations. You will help the firm identify, engage and influence clients through regulatory change, while developing best practices and robust infrastructure to manage future periods of change.

The role partners with Technology, Legal, Compliance and Risk to ensure clear, data-driven communication and effective outreach across divisions, regions and client segments during rapid

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree with at least 2.5 years of relevant experience.
• Strong analytical skills and attention to detail with data-driven decision making.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to engage senior stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute outreach strategies to help clients navigate regulatory change.
• Partner with Global Markets, Legal, Compliance and Operations to implement effective engagement.
• Face senior stakeholders and external vendors to drive each regulation’s outreach.
• Leverage data analytics to gain client insights and optimize engagement approaches.
• Collaborate with Technology to build infrastructure supporting future engagements.
• Ensure processes are robust, compliant and aligned with risk management standards.

Skills

Regulatory outreach

Stakeholder management

Risk management

Analytical thinking

Effective communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Job description

Goldman Sachs Bank AG in London is seeking a Senior Analyst for Regulatory Outreach within Client Experience Operations. You will help the firm identify, engage and influence clients through regulatory change, while developing best practices and robust infrastructure to manage future periods of change.

The role partners with Technology, Legal, Compliance and Risk to ensure clear, data-driven communication and effective outreach across divisions, regions and client segments during rapid