(1890) Lead - Regulatory Finance -PSIS

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**Overview** This role is for a Lead in Regulatory Finance within the Prudential Supervision and Insurance Services (PSIS) division of the South African Reserve Bank. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing and managing various regulatory finance activities, particularly as they pertain to the Prudential Authority (PA), including implementing financial legislation, proposing and managing levies, budgeting, and engaging with both internal and external stakeholders on regulatory finance matters. The position involves contributing to the PA's funding model and managing a team. **What you will do** * Provide input into strategic and operational scorecards as it pertains to regulatory finance for the Prudential Authority PA. * Implement Chapter 16 and other financial provisions of the Financial Sector Regulation Act 9 of 2017. * Consult on and propose levies in accordance with the Financial Sector and Deposit Insurance Levies Act 11 of 2022. * Consult internally and externally each year on the Chapter 16 budget, two-year expenditure forecast and budget explanatory note. * Develop conceptual and formal submissions for tabling at the SARB and PA executive governance structures. * Drive and manage the regulatory public consultation process on the regulatory finance proposals with industry and provide the prudential regulator’s feedback for governance purposes. * Facilitate the tabling of the PA regulatory and operational budget, two-year expenditure forecast, budget explanatory note and comprehensive summary of the public consultation process at the PA and SARB governance structures. * Develop the PA’s regulatory submission to Parliament and National Treasury for tabling in Parliament. * Analyse and understand the business environment to contribute meaningfully to an optimised PA funding model and its continued sustainability. * Calculate, consolidate, validate, maintain and report on the levies, fees and relevant regulatory progress to the relevant PA governance structures. * Monitor, control and report legislative and regulatory changes in the prudential regulation sector relating to levies and fees charged to supervised financial institutions. * Engage the Financial Sector Conduct Authority FSCA on levies and fees as well as collaborate on data-sharing. * Manage the performance and development of the team. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Industry, organisational and business awareness knowledge and skill * Quality assurance knowledge and skill * Continuous improvement knowledge and skill * Continuous learning and/or professional development knowledge and skill * Finance strategy knowledge and skill * Finance legislation and governance, risk and compliance knowledge and skill * Finance project management knowledge and skill * Financial forecasting and budgeting knowledge and skill * Financial accounting knowledge and skill * Regulatory compliance proven competencies – financial preferred **Who should apply** Candidates should possess a strong background in regulatory finance, coupled with comprehensive knowledge and skills in finance strategy, legislation, governance, risk, compliance, project management, financial forecasting, budgeting, and financial accounting. The ideal candidate will be adept at understanding the business environment, driving regulatory consultation processes with industry, and managing a team, with a demonstrated competency in financial regulatory compliance being preferred. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/1890-lead-regulatory-finance-psis-south-african-reserve-bank Source: myjobmag

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