Analyst - Banking & Insurance

This is a varied and intellectually stimulating role for a proactive individual looking to build a career in financial services regulation! Sitting at the heart of prudential and conduct supervision, this position plays a key role in maintaining confidence in the Bailiwick's banking and insurance sectors. Location Guernsey , Channel Islands Duties for this role include, but are not limited to: Supporting the prudential and conduct supervision of banks, insurers, insurance managers, intermediaries and firms licensed under the Lending, Credit and Finance Law. Acting as a first point of contact for a portfolio of regulated entities. Contributing to risk-based supervision under PRISM by analysing information provided by licensees. Applying sound judgement to assess whether firms' behaviour meets established regulatory expectations. Reviewing periodic returns, financial statements and other regulatory information. Assisting with the planning and attendance of on-site supervisory visits. Analysing data to identify risks, issues and areas requiring regulatory attention. Preparing accurate, clear and concise written records, reports and regulatory documentation. Assisting with the preparation and presentation of findings to internal governance panels. Liaising with licensees, boards, senior managers, advisers and other stakeholders. Supporting thematic reviews, projects and policy-related work across the division. Maintaining and developing knowledge of relevant regulatory laws, rules and guidance. Skills / Qualifications The ideal candidate will be naturally inquisitive, analytical and interested in how financial services operate within a regulated environment. They do not need to have prior experience across every sector supervised, but experience gained within insurance, banking, auditing, actuarial work, compliance or a similar financial services environment would be advantageous. A willingness to broaden technical knowledge, apply sound judgement and build strong professional relationships with a wide range of stakeholders is essential, alongside strong written communication skills and attention to detail.