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Regulatory Stakeholder Manager
ABN AMROAMSTERDAMOp locatieVastSenior
6793 € – 9704 € / maandgeschat
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- Amsterdam
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Regulatory Stakeholder Manager
ABN AMRO Amsterdam
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Regulatory Stakeholder Manager
ABN AMRO Amsterdam solliciteer op website van werkgever
werk locatie Amsterdam
branche Banken/Financiële dienstverlening
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Regulatory Stakeholder Manager
Amsterdam
We vragen - 5+ jaar - Analytische skills - Goede communicatie vaardigheden
We bieden - € 6.793 - € 9.704 pm - Een uitgebreid arbeidsvoorwaardenpakket - Regie op eigen ontwikkeling
Waarom ABN AMRO? - Bouwen aan de bank van de toekomst - Een diverse en inclusieve cultuur - Veel interne doorgroeimogelijkheden
Deze vacature staat nog 29 dagen open
Regulatory Stakeholder Manager
At a glance
As a Regulatory Stakeholder Manager you drive ABN AMRO's engagement with key regulators and supervisory authorities. You act as a trusted advisor to senior management, with a strong understanding of supervisory frameworks, priorities, and regulations-particularly in prudential, integrity, and financial crime supervision. You maintain close contact with supervisors by attending meetings, monitoring regulatory developments, and ensuring a constructive and transparent dialogue. At the same time, you translate regulatory insights into clear impact for the bank, align stakeholder engagement with strategic objectives, and coordinate internally to ensure a consistent and effective approach to supervisory interactions.
Your work
As a Regulatory Stakeholder Manager, you play a pivotal role in driving and strengthening the bank's engagement with key regulators, with responsibilities that include:
Supporting supervisory engagement: - Assisting in the strategic preparation and coordination of meetings with the Joint Supervisory Team, ECB, DNB, and AFM. - Attending meetings and discussions between ABN AMRO colleagues and supervisors to capture key insights and follow-up actions. - Monitoring the broader dynamics of supervisory inte...