Senior Manager Regulatory Engagement and Advisory

Senior Manager Regulatory Engagement and Advisory At CFS we know that the foundation of our success lies in our exceptional people. We believe in celebrating individuality, have a passion for high performance and creating an environment where you can unleash your full potential. Our people enable us to make a difference and deliver exceptional experiences to help our customers achieve financial freedom. Your Team The Office of the Responsible Entity is part of CFS's Legal, Governance, Risk and Compliance Business Unit which is accountable for supporting all aspects of Corporate, Superannuation and Regulatory Governance, at CFS. The position involves ownership and accountability for ensuring CFS is maintain strong, positive relationships with APRA and ASIC, by ensuring that CFS is responding to regulatory enquiries in a timely, professional and transparent manner. Your Responsibilities Develop and maintain the regulatory engagement framework and protocols. Lead the coordination of responses to regulatory inquiries, review and thematic assessments with key internal stakeholders to a standard of excellence within required timeframes. Serve as a point of contact and maintain trusted relationships with key internal stakeholders and regulators (APRA and ASIC). Assist in the development of papers, submissions and briefs in response to regulatory proposals and consultations. Provide expert advice to senior executives, business units, on regulatory expectations. Prepare high-quality reports, dashboards and briefings for the Risk Committee, Executive Leadership Teams and Boards. Your Capability and Experience Relevant qualifications in Law, Finance, Public Policy, Compliance or other related fields Demonstrated experience in regulatory affairs, legal, and/or risk and compliance within the wealth management sector. Ability to work in a high‑paced collaborative team environment and manage stakeholders at all levels to ensure CFS is able to meet its regulatory response obligations in a timely manner. Strategic thinker with strong analytical and problem‑solving skills. Exceptional communication, negotiation, and advocacy skills. High level of integrity, discretion, and professional ethics. Collaborative leadership style with a commitment to continuous improvement. What to Expect Access to CFS Employer Super, which offers an expansive investment menu and flexible insurance solutions Support with financial services, including discounts on home loans and daily bank accounts through our partnership with a leading financial institution Access to 24/7 confidential support covering safety, medical and mental health services Life Leave - 3 days per annum to focus on your wellbeing or celebrate a special event Exclusive discounts on retail, travel and entertainment Additional leave day to celebrate your birthday CFS Culture At CFS we are committed to creating a thriving environment where individuals can flourish. We believe that success is built upon strong teams, and we are dedicated to celebrating uniqueness, championing individuality and supporting a diverse and inclusive workforce. We believe that when you can truly be yourself, you can unlock your full potential. Apply today and join us in helping Australians to achieve their financial freedom. Please note, CFS requires all candidates to have full work rights in Australia. Where we have preferred candidates, background checks (including Police, Employment, Bankruptcy checks, ASIC banned and disqualified persons) will be completed prior to the final preferred candidate's employment being confirmed. The outcomes of the background checks do not preclude the preferred candidate, however, they will be assessed against the inherent requirements of the role. This role can be based on Gadigal Land (Sydney). #J-18808-Ljbffr