Hiring for-Senior Specialist,Regulatory Affairs,Industry Relations BLG

Infosys BPM; Bengaluru; Presencial; INR 1.500.000 - 2.500.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Infosys BPM Ltd. in Bengaluru seeks a Senior Specialist for Regulatory Affairs and Industry Relations to support regulatory change management, regulator correspondence, and regulatory submissions.

The role involves tracking developments, assessing practical impact, and ensuring timely sign-off on submissions while maintaining regulator relationships as needed. Ideal candidates will have 6-8 years in regulatory affairs or government relations, a law degree, and strong drafting skills.

Formación

• 6-8 years in regulatory affairs, compliance, or government relations at a financial institution or regulator.
• Degree in law, public policy, business, or a related discipline, or equivalent experience.
• Strong knowledge of the Canadian financial services regulatory landscape.

Responsabilidades

• Regulatory Change Management: monitor regulatory developments and assess impact across regulators and bodies.
• Regulatory Submissions: maintain filing calendar and prepare submissions, returns, and attestations.
• Correspondence and Examinations: draft responses to regulator inquiries and coordinate information requests.
• Industry Relations: monitor industry association activity and draft consultation responses.

Conocimientos

Regulatory affairs

Financial services

Policy analysis

Educación

Law degree

Descripción del empleo

Greetings from Infosys BPM Ltd.,

We are hiring for Senior Specialist, Regulatory Affairs and Industry Relations Domain for Bangalore.

Please find below Job Description for your reference:

• Job Location: Bengaluru
• Qualification: Degree In Law (Full Time)
• Total years of Experience: 6-8 Years relevant experience
• Notice Period: Immediate to 15 Days Only
• Shift: Flexible to work for any shift
• Work From Office is mandatory.
• Type: Individual contributor

Note: we are looking for Risk & Compliance Regulatory Affairs.

Role Summary

The Senior Specialist, Regulatory Affairs and Industry Relations supports regulatory change management, regulator and industry correspondence, and regulatory submissions. The role tracks developments across federal and provincial regulators, assesses what they mean for, and prepares the material needs to respond.

Tracking is routine; assessing impact is not. A consultation that looks peripheral may change how a core product has to work, or a new rule may conflict with an existing obligation. The role is expected to read past the headline, identify the practical impact and the owner, and say so early. These are the cases the role exists to get right.

Ownership of regulator relationships and sign-off on all submissions and correspondence remain with. The role does not correspond with regulators directly unless directed.

Key Responsibilities

Regulatory Change Management

• Scan for regulatory developments across relevant federal and provincial regulators and bodies, including OSFI, FCAC, FINTRAC, the Bank of Canada (retail payments supervision), privacy regulators, and provincial authorities.
• Prepare impact assessments that identify affected products, processes, and owners.
• Track regulatory changes through to implementation and confirm closure.

Regulatory Submissions:

• Maintain the regulatory filing calendar and prepare submissions, returns, and attestations for review.
• Gather and organise supporting evidence so every submission is traceable.
• Flag deadline risk early.

Correspondence and Examinations:

• Draft responses to regulator inquiries and information requests for review.
• Coordinate examination logistics and track information requests.
• Maintain the regulatory commitments log and track each commitment to completion.

Industry Relations:

• Monitor industry association activity and consultations relevant to
• Draft consultation responses and internal briefings.
• Summarise industry developments for leadership in short, decision-ready briefings.

Experience & Qualifications:

Level and Tenure:

• Intermediate Process Associate to Manager (PAM).
• 6-8 years in regulatory affairs, compliance, or government relations at a financial institution or regulator.
• Degree in law, public policy, business, or a related discipline, or equivalent experience.

Required Skills and Experience:

• Strong knowledge of the Canadian financial services regulatory landscape.
• Experience preparing regulatory submissions or regulator correspondence.
• Ability to translate regulation into practical business impact, and to identify what a requirement means in practice. Assessed at interview through a case exercise.
• Excellent drafting skills and attention to detail.
• Discretion with confidential and sensitive information.

Preferred:

• Payments, fintech, or consumer banking experience.
• Familiarity with retail payments supervision and consumer-driven banking developments.
• French language proficiency.
• Legal or regulatory background.