Global Senior Advisor, Supervisory Engagement Management- Regulatory Affairs – Northern Trust job at London Full Time NEW

About Northern Trust:

Northern Trust, a Fortune 500 company, is a globally recognized, award-winning financial institution that has been in continuous operation since 1889.

Northern Trust is proud to provide innovative financial services and guidance to the world’s most successful individuals, families, and institutions by remaining true to our enduring principles of service, expertise, and integrity. With more than 130 years of financial experience and over 22,000 partners, we serve the world’s most sophisticated clients using leading technology and exceptional service.

Job Description

Role/Department:

The Senior Advisor and Engagement Leader for the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region is responsible for advising on and overseeing regulatory interactions within a large financial institution through strong advisory and coordination practices. This role focuses on building and maintaining strong partnerships with the global executive leadership in support of their interactions with regulatory authorities within the region, driving advanced preparation activities, assisting with authoring materials, as required, and working to ensure responsiveness and timeliness of materials submitted to regulatory agencies. The role also requires strong partnership and collaboration with other partners within the Global Supervisory Engagement Office, identifying and managing key risks, themes, and trends, partnering with other corporate services and business units to help ensure compliance with complex and evolving regulations aligning to internal regulatory engagement practices with supervisory expectations. The successful candidate will work closely with leaders at all levels in the organization to drive regulatory readiness throughout the engagement lifecycle, ensure all forms of engagement align to standard processes and best practices, and drive a proactive and transparent approach to regulatory engagement.

This role is an individual contributor role reporting to the head of Global Supervisory Engagement to effectively drive the strategic objectives of the team both within EMEA and globally. This role will also be responsible for assisting in the management of intake, tracking, and coordination of regulatory correspondences and engagements for the organization in support of EMEA Northern Trust Executive Leaders who interface with regulatory agencies both within the region and globally. This role will also play a critical role in ensuring efficient, timely, and accurate handling of all communications with regulatory bodies, supporting the organization’s overall regulatory strategy.

The Key Responsibilities of the role include:

Strategic Regulatory Engagement:

• Assist with the development and execution of a comprehensive and evolving supervisory engagement strategy specific aligning regulatory objectives with business goals.
• Support the engagement with regulators both within EMEA and globally, as EMEA partners engage with the global regulators to regulatory bodies and coverage areas, fostering transparent and productive communication regarding regulatory priorities, examinations, and other supervisory matters. Expectation will be to meet frequently with key regulatory contacts at all levels in their organization to drive alignment between their expectations and our approach.
• Help lead the management of regulatory engagements, ensuring preparedness and responsiveness to supervisory requirements.
• Partner internally to also ensure proactive resolution of regulatory issues.
• Help develop an integrated strategy to address legal entity-specific, regional, global, and other jurisdictional considerations. This will include partnering with other groups to strengthen supervisory oversight, including but not limited to government affairs, legal, and compliance.

Regulatory Engagement Preparation:

• Contribute to and help maintain a set of policies and procedures to standardize regulatory engagement management practices across the firm.
• Develop and deliver targeted awareness programs on examination readiness, regulatory responsibilities, and other best practices.
• Lead the drafting of materials, where needed, to ensure messaging is clear and responsive
• Cultivate a culture of regulatory awareness and accountability, ensuring that all team business unit partners understand their roles in meeting regulatory expectations.

Engagement Management:

• Oversee the planning, coordination, and execution of regulatory examinations and supervisory engagements for corporate services ensuring full preparedness, efficient documentation, and thorough responses by developing strong partnerships with Northern Trust Partners and regulators.
• Help ensure responses are written with a high degree of professionalism
• Collaborate closely with the leaders and partners to gather and/or document required materials, coordinate responses, and manage follow-ups with regulatory authorities.
• Help ensure responses are written with a high degree of professionalism and accuracy required by supervisory agencies.
• Ensure timely implementation and tracking of corrective actions or enhancements based on regulatory findings, aligning with best practices and regulatory expectations.

Risk and compliance alignment:

• Work with compliance, risk, audit, legal, and other first line of defense teams to identify and address regulatory risks that may emerge from supervisory engagements. Provide feedback to other partners to ensure robust controls and mitigation strategies are considered.
• Monitor regulatory developments and assess their impact on the corporate service, partnering closely with groups such as risk and compliance (e.g., regulatory change management)
• Strengthen regulatory governance frameworks within these functions, supporting ongoing alignment with industry standards and emerging regulatory expectations.

Stakeholder Communication and Reporting:

• Provide regular updates to senior management on regulatory engagement activities, including examination outcomes and trends in supervisory feedback.
• Act as a trusted advisor to leaders within the coverage areas, providing insights into supervisory expectations, regulatory risks, and strategic implications for business operations.
• Maintain transparent, effective communication channels with regulators, building trusted relationships that reinforce the organization’s commitment to compliance and regulatory excellence.

Management of Regulatory Correspondence:Handle the intake, logging, and tracking of incoming regulatory communications, ensuring all correspondences are accurately recorded a