Regulatory Project Manager

The Regulatory Project Manager leads end-to-end delivery of an SEC Rule 15c3-3 implementation, ensuring compliance, governance, and budget control. The Regulatory Project Manager drives structured execution across stakeholders, adapting to evolving regulatory requirements and ensuring sustainable outcomes.

Client Details

The client is a global financial services firm based in New York, with a hybrid working model requiring regular onsite presence 3 days a week.

Candidate must be local to NYC for onsite interviews.

Description

Key responsibilities

• Own full lifecycle project delivery for SEC Rule 15c3-3 implementation.
• Define scope, governance, and structure with key stakeholders.
• Coordinate business, compliance, and technology teams effectively.
• Track budget, forecast costs, and manage financial risks.
• Ensure smooth transition to BAU and post-implementation monitoring.

Profile

Candidate must have prior experience working wtihin Financial Services for Regulatory projects as a Project Manager.

• 10+ years of regulatory project management experience.
• Strong knowledge of SEC regulations and broker-dealer compliance.
• Proven stakeholder management across cross-functional teams.
• Highly structured thinker with strong problem-solving ability.
• Comfortable working under pressure in fast-paced environments.

Job Offer

• Competitive hourly rate between $95 and $125 per hour on a W2 basis, dependent on experience.
• Ability to work on a W2 basis.
• Opportunity to work in a leading financial services organization.
• Temporary position with the potential for professional growth and networking.
• Collaborative and innovative work environment in New York.

If you're ready to take on this exciting opportunity as a Regulatory Project Manager SEC in the financial services industry, we encourage you to apply today!

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