AVP, Regulatory & Policy Affairs — Policy Impact (Remote)

Bank-Policy-Institute; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Retirement plan

Tuition reimbursement

Student loan repayment assistance

Commuting assistance

Job summary

The Bank Policy Institute (BPI) seeks an Assistant Vice President for Regulatory & Policy Affairs to advocate for prudent banking regulation. You will work with executives from leading banks to research, synthesize, and communicate regulatory information, supporting comment letters, white papers, blogs, and policy notes.

Ideal candidates have 1–3 years of professional experience and will learn about capital, liquidity, risk, and reporting requirements while interacting with regulators and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree required.
• Experience in financial services or policy advocacy is a plus.
• Ability to research regulatory information and synthesize it clearly.
• Strong writing and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Research, compile, and synthesize information to support regulatory letters, white papers, blogs, and policy notes.
• Develop comment letters and advocacy materials once up-to-speed.
• Field questions from member banks and coordinate with regulatory staff.
• Schedule and run meetings with banks, the Fed, and other regulators.
• Provide administrative support and manage calendars, meetings, and timelines.

Skills

Written communications

Oral communications

Teamwork

Attention to detail

Time management

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft Word

Job description

The Bank Policy Institute (BPI) seeks an Assistant Vice President for Regulatory & Policy Affairs to advocate for prudent banking regulation. You will work with executives from leading banks to research, synthesize, and communicate regulatory information, supporting comment letters, white papers, blogs, and policy notes.

Ideal candidates have 1–3 years of professional experience and will learn about capital, liquidity, risk, and reporting requirements while interacting with regulators and