Policy jobs in City of London

The Policy Manager is responsible for leading the end-to-end development and maintenance of regulatory policies acros registration, education, and standards, ensuring high-quality, evidence-based outcomes. This key role requires regulatory knowledge, expert horizon scanning, and a significant focus on developing international registration policies through effective cross-functional and external stakeholder collaboration.

This role serves as the primary relationship manager between the Regulator and its external partners, ensuring that outsourced investigations are delivered on time, within budget, and to a high legal standard. You will work to maintain regulatory independence and ensure all enforcement activity aligns with the regulatory framework and fulfils their statutory duties.

This role focuses on driving new business growth for a membership programme through strategic outreach, high-quality pitches, and relationship building with prospective clients. It also involves cross-functional collaboration, client onboarding, and contributing to a values-led, inclusive organisational culture.

Regulatory Manager for a large offshore energy transmission & interconnector business (London or Glasgow)

The role of Director - Public Affairs for this public affairs agency, based in Westminster, London, requires a strategic thinker to lead public affairs campaigns and strategies effectively. This position demands expertise in policy development and stakeholder engagement.

The role serves as Deputy MLRO, overseeing all financial crime risks, policies, monitoring, regulatory compliance, reporting, and training to ensure the UK branch maintains a robust and effective financial crime prevention framework.

Support the Claims team by providing technical and administrative assistance to ensure claims are handled quickly and accurately, while gradually gaining hands-on experience with more complex claims. The role involves high level administration, adhering to policies and systems, supporting account management, and developing strong communication, organisational, and customer service skills within a fast-paced environment.

Excellent opportunity for an experienced compliance professional to develop, implement and monitor compliance policies and procedures. Based in Central London at a leading international bank, this permanent position involves collaborating with senior management across several departments to ensure a culture of compliance.

This role will advise on regulatory and professional conduct matters, manage professional indemnity insurance renewals, claims, and complaints, and support policy development and compliance training. The ideal candidate is a qualified solicitor or experienced claims handler with strong knowledge of SRA Codes of Conduct and experience handling complex complaints and PII notifications.

This is a broad role supporting regulatory analysis, policy development, risk and compliance monitoring, and the client/matter onboarding process. It is a fast‑paced, hands‑on role ideal for someone with strong analytical skills and commercial awareness.

This part-time Group Treasurer role offers an experienced Treasury professional the chance to lead and optimise a well-established, global Treasury function within a dynamic, private equity-backed business. The role combines strategic influence, hands-on oversight, and the opportunity to drive major initiatives, including Treasury consolidation, policy refinement, and M&A support.