Strategic Risk Policy Lead (CFTC Focus)

CME Group; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 81,100 - 135,100; Full time

Job summary

CME Group is seeking a Risk Management Policy Analyst to lead policy development for risk management in light of current and evolving U.S. regulatory obligations, with a focus on CFTC rules.

The role supports the Senior Director, Risk Policy, Recovery & Resolution and involves coordinating with Legal, trade associations, and internal stakeholders to shape policy positions and communications.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in economics, finance, political science, or related field.
• Strong written communication and analytical problem-solving skills.
• Knowledge of CFTC regulations and financial markets/derivatives.

Responsibilities

• Lead efforts to shape risk management policy aligned with current and evolving regulatory obligations.
• Support Senior Director, Risk Policy, Recovery & Resolution in policy development for CME Group clearing services.
• Develop strategic policy positions (e.g., comment letters, talking points) with internal stakeholders.
• Communicate initiatives effectively to clients and regulatory bodies.
• Liaise with trade associations to develop policy positions and monitor regulatory proposals.
• Keep CME Clearing's senior management informed about regulatory developments affecting the Clearing House.
• Collaborate across Legal and other groups to assess regulatory impact on CME Group and clients.

Skills

Strong written communication

Analytical skills

Attention to detail

CFTC regulatory knowledge

Derivatives knowledge

Education

Bachelor’s degree in economics, finance, political science, or related field

Job description

CME Group is seeking a Risk Management Policy Analyst to lead policy development for risk management in light of current and evolving U.S. regulatory obligations, with a focus on CFTC rules.

The role supports the Senior Director, Risk Policy, Recovery & Resolution and involves coordinating with Legal, trade associations, and internal stakeholders to shape policy positions and communications.