Company: Mercer Description: Mercer is seeking candidates for the following position based in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, or Wollongong: Regulatory Change Manager What can you expect? As the Regulatory Change Manager, you will play a crucial role within the Operational Risk Governance team, delivering a strategic and integrated approach to risk and compliance activities across the Administration Operations team.You will work with multiple stakeholders at different levels and across various business units to shape how risk and controls are managed at Mercer Super and Operations, ultimately delivering better outcomes for our customers and members.Your expertise will ensure that all regulatory requirements are met while helping the administration business navigate the impacts of regulatory and legislative changes.We will count on you to: Ensure the business is up to date with legislative changes (Superannuation and Tax) as they impact the administration and super business, providing subject matter expertise for projects and BAU implementation of legislative change.Monitor, read, analyse, interpret, and communicate superannuation and tax legislation and associated material.Maintain oversight of delivery of all legislative changes impacting the Mercer super and administration business.Maintain a legislative change register/pipeline.Proactively identify new products or features resulting from legislative changes.Provide technical support by drafting technical requirements documents, business impact summaries, and education materials.Represent Mercer when dealing with external stakeholders, such as Trustee Clients, Advisor groups, industry organisations, regulators, government departments, technology service providers and special purpose temporary liaison groups.Assist Mercer Consulting in responding to Government and industry consultations on superannuation issues.Manage relationships with various internal stakeholders to focus on continuous improvement and development of the business model and provide training where required.Support business initiatives, Product technical support and incident remediation to ensure compliance and minimise risk.What you need to have: Degree qualified with industry qualifications (i.e., DFP) and RG146 certification.A minimum of 5 years' experience in a technical services team or similar, with 7+ years' experience in financial services.Strong understanding of APRA's prudential standards, ASIC regulatory guidance, and the legislative framework impacting the superannuation industry.Well-developed technical skills in superannuation across retail, platform products, or master trusts.Excellent relationship management and stakeholder engagement skills.What makes you stand out: An understanding of recent super reforms and their implications.Strong analytical skills to assess and improve operational controls.A proactive approach to identifying and managing risks.Are you ready to join? Applications can be considered from candidates who have the appropriate approval to work in Australia.Successful applicants will be required to complete a criminal & bankruptcy check prior to commencement of employment.#J-18808-Ljbffr