Job Type: Permanent Category: Analyst Location: Multiple locations Date Advertised: 03-JAN-25 Job Reference: ASIC/1806416N Job Title: Analyst, Superannuation and Life Insurance Business Unit: Division: Summary: Permanent role. Full-Time or Part-Time. Hybrid work (50/50), Additional annual leave and general parental leave. Sydney, Melbourne or Hobart location. Salary from $94,198 plus 15.4% superannuation.   A future with ASIC means that your work will contribute to ASIC's vision for a fair, strong and efficient financial system for all Australians. We value what you will bring. We value those with sharp, analytical minds and are open to challenging the way things are done.    The Superannuation and Life Insurance team is the team primarily responsible for ASIC's role in relation to the regulation and supervision of the superannuation and life insurance sectors to ensure sector compliance with the laws administered by ASIC and the promotion of good outcomes for consumers. This includes proactive engagement with and monitoring of firms and the sector overall. This team coordinates and provides strategic direction, industry knowledge and technical expertise for ASIC's work in these sectors. The team conducts analysis, research, proactive surveillance, supervision, monitoring and engagement work (with a view to appropriate regulatory outcomes), considers applications for relief from legislative requirements, provides specialist support to regulatory reform activities and actively engages with relevant stakeholders regularly to understand and respond to current and emerging industry issues. The team provides assistance to other teams within ASIC to enable them to carry out their roles, especially the carrying out of enforcement and compliance action.   As an Analyst you will be accountable in this role for: Undertaking data-driven supervision (e.g., surveillance, review, and monitoring) and identifying new ways to utilise data to deliver priorities. Identifying, assessing, and actioning regulatory issues across the sector to promote adherence with the law and to promote better outcomes for consumers. Drafting, under supervision, regulatory instruments and other regulatory documents, such as public reports at the end of a thematic surveillance project Liaising and engaging with internal and external stakeholders on regulatory issues and encouraging  improvements of industry practice. Drafting clear, accurate analysis and advice on simple matters and with supervision on more complex matters. Conducting research and analysis on emerging issues across the sector. Contributing to and writing reports, presentations and briefings for senior management and external stakeholders. Working collaboratively with other teams within ASIC to enable them to carry out their roles, and collaborating with and supporting (as required) RR&I on sector specific law reform projects.   Relevant tertiary qualification. Knowledge of, or the ability to readily acquire regulatory and sector related knowledge. Experience assessing, challenging, and authenticating complex information, and making sound regulatory judgements. Experience ideally gained in a corporate, consulting, government, or academic environment. Strategic thinking, analytical, investigative and research skills, including data analysis and presentation. An understanding of the benefits in developing strategic relationships that partner to ensure the effective use of all available data and information opportunities. An ability to research, interpret and apply financial services legislation and policy. Some exposure to, or an understanding of analysing quantitative and qualitative data. Experience presenting information to different audiences through strong business writing and verbal communication. Ability to take a well-considered, forward thinking, and planned approach, and respond with agility and flexibility to change.   ASIC's remit is one of the broadest of regulators across the world. ASIC regulates corporations, markets, financial services and consumer credit and monitors and promotes market integrity and consumer protection in the Australian financial system. Through our enforcement work, we hold to account those who contravene the law, working to achieve strong outcomes that address the greatest consumer and investor harms. Through Moneysmart, we aim to improve the skills and knowledge of Australians and provide information and tools to help them in their decision making. A future with ASIC means that your work will contribute to achieving ASIC's vision for a fair, strong, and efficient financial system for all Australians. ASIC is committed to a providing a diverse and inclusive workplace where the very best talent in Australia chooses to work. Indigenous Australians are encouraged to apply as well as applicants from all backgrounds and with different abilities.     Applications for this role will close at 11:59pm on Friday 17 January 2025