Senior Credit Rating Agency Supervision Associate

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Testing was carried out by Blazie Engineering using the Website Accessibility Conformance Evaluation Methodology (WCAG-EM) approach to deciding on a sample of pages to test.We regulate financial services firms in the UK, to keep financial markets fair, thriving and effective. By joining us, you'll play a key part in protecting consumers, driving economic growth, and shaping the future of UK finance services.We are currently looking for a talented person to join the Credit Rating Agencies (CRA) Supervision team within the Capital Markets Department. The Capital Markets Department within the Supervision, Policy and Competition Division at the FCA is responsible for both credit rating agencies supervision and policy.The CRA Supervision team is responsible for the supervision of UK regulated credit rating agencies. CRAs play a key role in providing an assessment of the creditworthiness of governments, corporates and other issuers of securities. Where they perform this role effectively, investors are well-informed on the risks of investing in these assets and hence, capital is more efficiently allocated. These outcomes contribute particularly to the FCA's statutory objective for market integrity, and its consumer protection objective. We supervise CRAs according to the UK regulation and in line with the FCA Approach to Supervision. Role responsibilities: You will be responsible for the FCA's supervisory relationship with individual credit rating agencies, driving engagement with the view of influencing conduct behaviour You will drive, deliver and/or support the delivery of projects within the supervision strategy to mitigate or reduce harm to consumers and enhance market integrity You will be required to exercise expert judgement to reduce and mitigate risks of harm emanating from the credit ratings business model and strategy The role involves communicating effectively with internal stakeholders, including at a senior level You will be asked to present and share knowledge with colleagues, including the wider Capital Markets Department and colleagues within the team You will work with others in the Capital Markets Department, including Benchmarks Supervision to share knowledge, identify risk and issues, and collaborate on common supervisory processes You will also work with and learn from FCA colleagues covering wide ranging issues including policy, competition, authorisations, technology and resilience and enforcement Minimum: Experience working in aregulatory and/or financial services organisation, such as credit rating agency, commercial or investment bank, asset management, law firm or any other regulatory body Experience working in an analytical role using a varied range of information, both qualitative and quantitative, and using that to form judgements that balance a range of factors Essential: Understanding of credit ratings, ratings process and potential risks posed by CRAs Strong verbal and written communication skills and the ability to present well-reasoned arguments in a clear and concise manner Ability to act on your own initiative to make informed and timely decisions, cutting through