Financial Stability Expert - Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland - The European Central Bank

The European Central Bank

Geprüftes Unternehmen

Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland

vor 3 Wochen

Geschrieben von:

Lena Wagner

beBee Recruiter

Beschreibung

General Information

Contract end date

Who can apply? EU nationals working for national central banks of the ESCB, international governmental organisations or other employers performing central banking or banking supervision tasks.

Salary F/G (bracket - step 1) full time monthly net salary: €6,336 plus benefits, for further information see

Working time Full time

Place of work Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Closing date

Your team

You will be part of the Secretariat of the European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB), an EU body that brings together independent experts from around the world and representatives from as many as 80 European institutions.

The ESRB is responsible for the macroprudential oversight of the EU financial system and thus contributes to preventing and mitigating systemic risk.

In line with its mandate, the ESRB collects and analyses information on a broad range of financial institutions and markets, monitors macro-financial developments, and issues warnings and recommendations to policymakers and supervisors.

The ESRB Secretariat is the ECB business area that provides analytical, statistical, logístical and administrative support to the ESRB.

In your role as Financial Stability Expert, you will form part of a team responsible for identifying and analysing systemic risks to the EU financial system, proposing macroprudential policies and assessing those put forward by EU Member States, preparing and monitoring the implementation of ESRB warnings and recommendations, cooperating with supervisory and other macroprudential authorities, supporting ESRB working groups and preparing documents for its General Board meetings.

The ESRB is looking for a Financial Stability Expert to work primarily on macroprudential topics in the insurance field.

Your role

As a Financial Stability Expert you will:

analyse developments in the financial sector, particularly in the insurance sector, to identify risks to financial stability in the EU, and draft policy notes that highlight these risks and include measures to address them;

- contribute to the ESRB Secretariat to implement and further develop the macroprudential policy framework in Europe;
- contribute to preparing and monitoring ESRB warnings and recommendations aimed at preventing and/or mitigating systemic risk;
- provide analytical and secretariat support to ESRB committees and working groups and represent the ESRB Secretariat in these fora;
- work closely with your colleagues in the ESRB Secretariat and wider ESRB community, and establish strong working relationships with colleagues in other ECB business areas;
- engage with ESRB stakeholders to ensure open and effective communication between different authorities;
- participate in preparing reports, papers and presentations.

The position offers you excellent opportunities to work at the heart of macroprudential policymaking in Europe and to interact with numerous stakeholders.

You will be part of a multicultural team that strives for continuous innovation to make a positive impact on the lives of European citizens.

Qualifications, experience and skills

Essential:
- a master's degree or equivalent in economics, finance, actuarial science or another relevant field (click here for details on degree equivalences);
- in addition to the above, at least three years' experience specialising in financial stability analysis, the financial market, insurance policy or insurance supervision acquired at either a central bank, a supervisory authority or another institution represented in the ESRB or any other international institution (such as the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, the International Monetary Fund or the Bank for International Settlements);
- a sound understanding of the EU macroprudential framework, economics, financial institutions, financial markets and financial regulation;
- an advanced (C1) command of English and an intermediate (B1) command of at least one other official language of the EU, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Desired:
- experience in some of the following would be an advantage: advising policymakers or decision-making bodies, working in international expert groups and/or supporting/coordinating such groups; interacting with multidisciplinary teams; experience with programming and/or data analysis.

You engage collaboratively with others. You pursue team goals and learn willingly from other people's diverse perspectives. You signal any need for change by explaining it and proposing alternative solutions. You analyse complex information effectively and can evaluate different views to arrive at solutions. You know and anticipate stakeholder needs.

You are motivated to be part of our team and to develop and use your skills and competencies to achieve the aims of this position.

You are aware of your strengths and areas for development and know w