Adviser – Banking Supervision and Risk

• Analyse prudential regulations (capital, liquidity, governance, reporting) for impacts on banks’ business models, risks, and operations.
• Draft impact assessments, briefing notes, policy responses, and position papers for ABBL committees and consultations at national/European levels.
• Coordinate member input via working groups, surveys, and exchanges to build evidence-based ABBL positions.
• Represent ABBL in meetings with supervisors, authorities, and peers on supervision and risk topics.
• Monitor supervisory practices and emerging risks (credit, market, liquidity, operational, model); produce guidance for members.
• Develop communication materials (FAQs, presentations, notes) to aid supervisory compliance.

• University degree (Master’s preferred) in Finance, Economics, Law or Risk Management; additional professional certification in risk or regulation is considered an asset.
• 5-7 years in banking supervision, prudential policy, risk, or regulatory advisory (bank, authority, consultancy, association).
• Strong knowledge of prudential frameworks and supervisory processes (e.g., CRD/CRR, SREP, reporting, stress testing, recovery and resolution).
• Fluency in English and French (written and spoken); knowledge of German is an asset.
• Strong analytical skills to interpret complex regulatory texts and quantify their impact on banks and the financial centre.
• Excellent drafting and synthesis capabilities in English (and preferably French) for high quality policy papers, senior briefings, and external communication.
• Advanced stakeholder management skills to align diverse member interests, build consensus, and represent ABBL.
• A proactive and solution oriented mindset: autonomous, well organised, and resilient under tight deadlines.
• High level of integrity, discretion, and team spirit in handling sensitive supervisory and strategic topics at the heart of Luxembourg’s banking community.

• Remuneration according to profile and experience.
• Work within a collaborative, dynamic and international team.
• Regular interaction with key decision-makers in the banking sector, as well as with government and regulatory authorities.
• Excellent networking possibilities.

Candidates are invited to submit their application to:

Myriam Sibenaler
Head of Human Resources
apply4job@abbl.lu