FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Europe Regulatory Policy Manager role at HSBC?
The main purpose of the role is to support the regulatory reporting teams across various locations in interpreting regulatory policies and advising the firm’s business lines on the impact of these policies on transactions, new products, and regulatory disclosures.
What qualifications are preferred for applicants to this position?
Preferred qualifications include good knowledge of the regulatory landscape, experience in banking, strong technical knowledge of banking regulations, and familiarity with prudential regulations such as those administered by key bodies like the Basel Committee and the European Central Bank.
Will the Europe Regulatory Policy Manager interact with senior stakeholders?
Yes, the role involves extensive interaction with senior stakeholders across Finance and Risk on a regular basis.
Is financial experience required for this role?
Yes, relevant working experience in a bank, rating agency, consultancy, or advisory firm is desirable for this position.
What type of benefits can employees expect when working at HSBC?
Employees can expect a range of benefits, including advantageous remote working agreements, family event days off, childcare cost reimbursement, meal vouchers, a savings plan for retirement, access to development programs, and resources for mental and physical well-being.
Are there opportunities for personal development within this role?
Yes, there are opportunities for personal development, including access to training programs, mentoring, coaching, and resources to support career progression.
Does HSBC prioritize diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Yes, HSBC emphasizes diversity and inclusion as fundamental to its business and strives to create a supportive environment for all employees.
How does HSBC promote work-life balance?
HSBC promotes work-life balance by offering flexible working arrangements, paid vacation, and family-related benefits, such as additional leave for maternity and parental responsibilities.
Is the regulatory policy environment a primary focus for this role?
Yes, a strong focus on the regulatory policy environment is crucial, including leading the process to develop regulatory interpretations and policy opinions.
Should applicants meet all qualifications to apply?
No, even if applicants do not meet 100% of the qualifications, they are encouraged to apply if they believe the role is right for them.