Analyst / Banking supervisor (m/f/d), Luxembourg

Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) acts exclusively in the public interest. Our aim is to protect financial consumers and to promote fairness, transparency and security within the financial sector, one of the main pillars of the Luxembourg economy.

The CSSF is also distinguished by its strong involvement at European and international level. Our staff actively participate in working groups set up by international institutions and work closely with other European authorities, with the shared aim of promoting financial stability at European and international level.

Tasks

• Prudential supervision (CRR/CRD) and other aspects of financial supervision (e.g. DORA, MiCA, MiFID, etc.) of a portfolio of credit institutions
• Assessment of the risks faced by credit institutions and their resilience to such risks, with a particular focus on the risks associated with the digitalisation of financial services
• Analysis of periodic and ad hoc reports as part of the general review of regulatory compliance
• Organisation of workshops and thematic reviews focusing on specific risks
• Where applicable, active participation in the ECB’s “Joint Supervisory Teams” under the Single Supervisory Mechanism and representation of the CSSF in supervisory colleges
• Handling of requests and questions addressed to the CSSF regarding the supervision of credit institutions
• Active supervision of internal governance, including frequent dialogue with the management bodies and control functions of credit institutions
• Contribution to research and analysis work of centres of expertise (e.g. financial technologies, governance)

Profile

• Master’s degree (Bac+5) in economics and/or finance
• At least 5 years’ professional experience in the financial sector
• Expertise and an interest in the digitalisation of financial services and the associated risks
• Proven experience in banking and/or financial regulation is a real asset
• Good written and spoken command of English as well as French and/or German. Knowledge of Luxembourgish is an advantage
• Excellent writing, analytical, synthesis and communication skills
• Flexibility, availability, rigour, organisational skills, initiative and proactivity
• Ability to work independently and in a team
• Good interpersonal and interaction skills