Your area of work
The Supervisory Engagement Unit ("SE") acts as the central point of contact between Clearstream Germany and national, European, and international supervisory authorities. The team plays a key role in fostering a strong regulatory culture, coordinating supervisory interactions, and supporting the continuous improvement of processes within highly regulated business areas.
As a Supervisory Engagement Senior Analyst, you will contribute to the management of supervisory activities and regulatory interactions with competent authorities. Working closely with senior management, subject matter experts, and stakeholders across Clearstream and Deutsche Börse Group, you will help ensure timely, consistent, and high-quality regulatory engagement.
The role offers a unique opportunity to develop strong regulatory expertise and a solid understanding of supervisory expectations in the post‑trading space.
Your responsibilities
- Regulatory correspondence: analysis of supervisors’ and regulators’ requests as well as tracking and coordinating submission of ad-hoc reports and communications to local supervisory authorities and regulators
- Regulatory coordination: coordinate and consolidate responses to supervisory exercises, surveys, and thematic reviews across Clearstream and Deutsche Börse Group stakeholders, ensuring accurate, consistent, and timely submissions to regulatory authorities.
- Process enhancement: contribute to the enhancement of supervisory engagement processes, governance frameworks, reporting tools, and documentation standards, including the use of innovative and AI-enabled solutions where appropriate
Your profile
- Master’s degree in law, Finance, Banking, or a comparable field, or equivalent professional experience (minimum 5 years)
- Strong proficiency in MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint; Access is an asset)
- Highly organized, detail‑oriented, and able to work independently
- Proficiency in written and spoken German and English is mandatory. Knowledge of French or another language would be an asset