Job from partner- Play an active role in the leadership of the team and the Division leadership team
- Contribute to APRA’s role as prudential regulator of financial institutions
- Provide oversight and support to a core element of APRA’s Corporate Plan
- Role based out of APRA’s Sydney or Melbourne offices
The role
As the Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs you will drive strategic collaboration with domestic and international peers whilst providing leadership to a high performing team. You will be accountable for setting strategic direction, delivering objectives, developing and coaching your team, maintaining key stakeholder relationships, and making decisions that guide the team’s regulatory engagement and priorities.
The team
APRA’s Regulatory Affairs team sits within the Chief of Staff and Enterprise Services Division alongside APRA’s Corporate Affairs, Strategy and Governance, Finance, People and Culture, and Risk functions.
The team drives collaboration with domestic and international agencies, multilateral representative bodies as well as managing effective interactions with government, industry bodies and other key stakeholders.
Key responsibilities
- Promote APRA's external relationships with key domestic and international stakeholders through central coordination and relationship-building;
- Provide clear direction to drive effective strategy design and delivery while supporting the professional growth of your team;
- Coordinate internal stakeholders, monitor developments and brief the executive leadership team to assist APRA navigate and influence the operating environment;
- Maintain centralised infrastructure and knowledge management tools to support and enhance APRA interactions with external regulatory partners;
- Lead regular consultation and engagement with APRA executives and senior staff to coordinate and strengthen APRA’s external regulatory relationships;
- Develop and maintain effective strategies to proactively capture knowledge of external regulatory developments that may affect APRA’s objectives in the foreseeable future; and
- Model inclusive leadership behaviours and instilling an open culture within the team and division, where divergent views are shared and respected.
About you
- Ability to lead change and deliver strategic outcomes;
- Strong leadership and management skills, with an ability to set direction, empower and create an inclusive environment;
- Highly developed communication and interpersonal skills, with ability to advise and report to internal and external stakeholders and Boards;
- Relationship building, negotiation and influencing capability at senior level. Utilises strong verbal and written communication to influence;
- Demonstrated ability to identify strategic issues and develop and implement appropriate solutions;
- Recognised and sought out as a thought leader and has the experience to help APRA protect today and prepare for tomorrow; and
- Professional qualifications in relevant field or equivalent experience.
To work with us, you need to be an Australian citizen with eligibility to obtain and maintain Australian Government Security clearance.
About APRA
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) places you at the heart of Australia’s financial services industry. APRA serves the Australian community by helping ensure financial institutions deliver on the financial commitments they make, within a stable, efficient and competitive financial system.
At APRA we’re committed to providing an inclusive workplace where everyone belongs, feels valued and respected. We aspire to attract and foster diversity of background, thought, and experience, recognising that a broad range of perspectives, approaches and ideas makes us stronger, and better enables us to meet our obligation to protect the financial wellbeing of the Australian community. When applying, please inform us of any adjustments you may need during the interview process.
