Senior Asset Management Supervisor
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Overview
As Senior Asset Management Supervisor, you help shape supervision strategies to protect consumers and support market integrity. You’ll engage with asset managers, insurers, and banks, applying a range of supervisory tools to address risks. You’ll lead thematic reviews and collaborate across FCA teams to deliver consistent regulatory outcomes. This role offers impact across a pivotal sector and opportunities to influence how the market operates in the UK.
Pay / Benefits- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Non-contributory pension (8–12% depending on age) and life assurance at eight times your salary
- Private healthcare with Bupa, income protection and 24/7 Employee Assistance
- 35 hours of paid volunteering annually
- Flexible benefits scheme
- Office presence expectations across London, Leeds and Edinburgh
- Respond proactively to firm-specific risks and act to protect consumers, markets and firms
- Design and deliver supervision strategies using various supervisory tools to meet regulatory goals
- Lead or contribute to thematic reviews and sector-wide projects, shaping regulatory approaches
- Build trusted relationships with firms, regulators, trade bodies and other stakeholders
- Conduct senior-level discussions with confidence to influence decision-making and firm conduct
- Collaborate across the FCA with Enforcement and Authorisations for joined-up outcomes
- Develop deep sector knowledge to support a fairer, more resilient financial system
- Minimum: experience in asset management, insurance, or banking sectors; experience reviewing and judging information from multiple sources; experience managing relationships with stakeholders at all levels
- strong communication and influencing abilities
- ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment
- interpersonal skills for collaborating with senior leaders
- experience in risk assessment and evidence-based judgement
- stakeholder management across internal and external partners
- regulatory engagement and policy interpretation
Reference: WJ-747_31174511