Skill
Financial Regulation
Legal and Compliance
Financial regulation is the body of laws and rules governing banks, securities firms, insurers, and other financial institutions to ensure market stability, protect consumers, and prevent systemic risk. It is enforced by agencies such as the SEC, Federal Reserve, and FDIC in the U.S., or equivalent bodies internationally. Regulations cover areas like capital requirements, disclosure obligations, and anti-fraud provisions, and compliance officers within firms ensure adherence.
Open roles requiring Financial Regulation (1)
Dealbook Reporter, DC
The New York Times Company
Full-time · Washington, DC · $113,271 – $140,000
DealBook seeks a Washington-based reporter to cover how policy and regulation shape business and markets, breaking news from federal agencies, Congress, and lobbying firms while explaining complex financial policy to business readers. This role suits someone with deep Washington sources, strong reporting chops, and the ability to translate regulatory developments into compelling narratives.
Listed on The New York Times Company’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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