Policy Advisor - Financial Services - Focus on Banking and Prudential Regulation, Digital Finance & Tax Policy
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- Contract
- Permanent
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- Deadline
- No deadline listed
- Location
- Brussels, Belgium
Swiss Finance Council
The Swiss Finance Council represents internationally active Swiss financial institutions in European policy discussions.
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The Policy Advisor leads SFC working groups, shapes advocacy strategies, and represents Swiss financial interests before EU policymakers across banking, digital finance, and tax regulation. Candidates need at least 3 years of EU-level public policy experience in financial services.
This role is central to shaping and delivering the SFC's policy and advocacy activities, representing Swiss financial interests before EU policymakers.
What you would do
- Lead and coordinate SFC working groups.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with SFC members, with occasional travel to Switzerland.
- Monitor European political, policy, and regulatory developments and provide analysis and strategic advice.
- Develop and implement advocacy strategies.
- Draft and contribute to position papers, consultation responses, and policy briefings.
- Support coordination of an informal network of third-country financial institutions.
- Develop and maintain a strong stakeholder network.
- Represent the SFC in meetings and at public events.
Eligibility snapshot
Must have
- At least 3 years of professional experience in EU-level public policy, regulatory affairs, or governmental affairs within the financial services sector.
- Demonstrated experience in regulatory analysis, positioning, and advocacy.
- Strong understanding of European institutions, EU decision-making processes, and legislative procedures.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
- Policy Advisor - Financial Services - Focus on Banking and Prudential Regulation, Digital Finance & Tax Policy.
- Experience and knowledge of banking and prudential regulation, digital finance, and/or tax policy is highly desirable.
Advantageous
- Experience and knowledge of banking and prudential regulation, digital finance, and/or tax policy.
- Fluency in another EU language.
Contract and workplace context
The role is on-site in Brussels with the possibility of part-time home office.
Application toolkit
Documents
- Cover letter and CV (maximum two pages).
- Interested candidates are invited to submit a cover letter and CV (maximum two pages) by email to.
- For further information, please contact Sandra De Sutter, SFC Operations Manager, at.
- Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
- Don't forget to mention EuroBrussels when applying.
Selection steps
- Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Source notice
Policy Advisor - Financial Services - Focus on Banking and Prudential Regulation, Digital Finance & Tax Policy Swiss Finance Council Brussels, Belgium About the Swiss Finance Council The Swiss Finance Council (SFC) promotes dialogue on financial policy and regulatory developments at European and international level.…
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