Global Markets Regulatory Compliance Advisory - Americas Director

Job descriptionBusiness typeTypes of Jobs - Compliance / Financial SecurityJob titleGlobal Markets Regulatory Compliance Advisory - Americas DirectorContract typePermanent ContractJob summaryAs a Director in the Global Markets Regulatory Compliance ("GMRC") Advisory team at CACIB, you will play a critical role in advising from the Compliance perspective on securities and investment banking activities with a focus on FINRA and SEC broker dealer requirements. You will engage with Global Markets and Investment Banking division as well as collaborate with Legal, Operations, Risk, IT, Finance and Audit stakeholders. In this role, you will be responsible for enhancing the compliance program, advising on new product and activity for securities and investment banking activity (e.g., mergers and acquisition), assisting in responding to regulatory inquiries, audits, examinations and investigations. Your expertise in SEC and FINRA regulatory requirements will be essential in maintaining a strong broker dealer compliance program and assisting the broker dealer in meeting its regulatory obligations.Key Responsibilities:Provide regulatory and compliance advice for fixed income product lines and mergers and acquisition advisory.Provide regulatory and compliance advice for inquiries raised by Regulatory reporting (i.e., TRACE), Operations, and Finance teamsCoordinate compliance regulatory examinations and participate in the coordination of response to these examinations.Maintain policies and procedures (e.g., written supervisory procedures) to reasonably ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.Communicate new regulatory requirements to affected business and other functions/stakeholders to ensure compliance.Assess the inherent risk of business units as well as the effectiveness of mitigating controls in order to minimize the residual risk of reputational damage, regulatory consequences and other operational risk through a surveillance and monitoring program.Design, implement and maintain Compliance systems to ensure consistency in achieving industry best practices and in minimizing regulatory risk.Provide advice on relevant regulations and internal policies and procedures to internal stakeholders including trading and sales personnel and key support functions.Evaluate new products and activities to ensure compliance issues are identified and remediated.Contribute to the preparation of internal branch inspection and annual certification of compliance and supervisory reports to facilitate annual meeting with the CEO.Support the CCO in administering his/her duties to overseeing the broker dealer compliance program.Key Internal contactsAll GMD business unitsLegal departmentAudit departmentRisk departmentsOperation departmentsKey External contactsThe Firm's regulators, including but not limited to SEC and FINRASalary:$180K to $220KPosition locationGeographical areaAmerica, United States Of AmericaCityNEW YORKCandidate criteriaAcademic qualification / SpecialityEducation Required:Bachelors DegreeSeries 7, 63, and 24 RequiredJD DesiredExperience8+ years prior compliance advisory experience, including interaction with US regulators.Experience in managing a small team of compliance officersCompetencies Required:In-depth knowledge of the U.S. regulatory system in general and specifically knowledge of SEC and FINRA broker dealer requirements.Knowledge of Capital Markets swap products and offerings, policies and procedures and business culture to reconcile regulatory needs with specific product and deliver channel needs.Judgement in handling complex and highly confidential matters with unquestionable character, integrity and professionalism.Capability to drive consensus and, where appropriate, to take a firm position even in the absence of broad-based support.Analytical knowledge of complex products, issues and people and the mix of those, and the operational, financial, systemic and risk management processes around such products and offerings.A mastery of applicable SEC and FINRA rules and regulations; exceptional reasoning and analysis skills; attention to detail; strong oral and written skills, resourcefulness, among other abilities.Working knowledge of all Capital Markets products, including fixed income and mergers and acquisition advisoryProficiency in Excel, PowerPoint, and Microsoft Office.