Technical Advisor
Description
This role within the National Bank's Registration Department involves specializing in regulatory requirements. The Technical Advisor uses data analysis and knowledge of regulatory registrations to positively impact all employees registered with competent authorities.
What We're Looking For
Advise and support stakeholders on regulatory registrations.,Provide advanced technical support, including regulatory aspects requiring knowledge of securities.,Act as a registration expert for managers, employees of National Bank Savings and Investments Inc., and other support services like compliance, HR, and legal affairs.,Carry out and coordinate special projects based on needs and regulatory changes.,Interpret, communicate, and clarify AMF and CIRO rules and policies related to registration.,Identify problems, engage with stakeholders, and propose solutions that align with the Bank's and its subsidiaries' business objectives while safeguarding their interests.
Ideal Candidate
Three-year professional college diploma or academic equivalent (an asset),At least 3 years of experience related to the industry (an asset),Ability to analyze and review securities regulations,Knowledge of Power BI, Microsoft Excel, and Office365 applications
Minimum Education
Three-year professional college diploma or academic equivalent (asset)
Hard Skills
Soft Skills
Benefits
About the Company
National Bank of Canada
National Bank of Canada is one of the six systemically important banks in Canada, providing a comprehensive range of financial services to individuals, businesses, and institutional clients. Headquartered in Montreal, it is the leading financial institution in Quebec and holds strong positions across the country and internationally. The bank is committed to a people-first approach, fostering an entrepreneurial culture and sustainable growth for its communities.
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