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Here in France, you’ll help evolve and grow our business.

What you will do:

The scope of the Regulatory Policy and Advisory Manager role shall cover regulatory policy matters relating to Wholesale Credit Risk (WCR), Traded Risk (TR) modelling, Traded Risk and Treasury Risk Management (notably Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book).

The individual shall also be required to liaise with Heads of Businesses as it relates to industry engagement and advocacy and influencing regulatory rulemaking in line with HSBC Continental Europe (HBCE) business objectives.Here in France, you’ll help evolve and grow our business.

Location: France, Germany, or Poland

In this role you will:

Providing policy gap analysis as they relate to new and existing regulatory requirements, providing regulatory policy interpretation and regulatory guidance within the remit of the Risk function.Providing Advisory on financial prudential risk topics to support the business.Ensuring coordination across HBCE and Group with regards to regulatory strategy and engagement.Influencing European rulemaking at the technical subject matter level, through trade associations as well as through bilateral engagement with the ACPR, Tresor, as well as EU rulemaking bodies as required.Preparation of consultation responses and, where relevant, submissions to regulators.Provide targeted regulatory guidance on impact of new reforms, and compliance with existing regulation.Compliance with internal assessment standards and external regulatory requirements.

Customers / Stakeholders:

Regulators/Supervisors: ACPR, European Central BankGlobal Risk Analytics Traded Risk and Global Risk Analytics Wholesale Credit RiskTraded Risk and Treasury Risk Management,Wholesale Credit Risk ManagementGlobal Finance/Asset-Liability Management

Major Challenges:

Constantly changing and increasingly demanding regulatory environment.Competing with multiple regulatory and internal demands simultaneously.Need to be able to translate and present technical work into synthetic and clear presentation for non-technical audience, in order to get the stakeholders’ support.