

Pre-Graduate Officer (Authorisation)
About the Function
The Investment Services Supervision Function is responsible for the authorisation and supervision of custodians, investment firms, fund managers, collective investment schemes, recognised private collective investment schemes, registered tied agents and recognised fund administrators. Through its supervision, the function assesses compliance with prudential requirements stemming from European Directives and local legislation and regulations. It also examines the adequacy of systems and controls, governance arrangements, risk management, and risk mitigation within licensed entities under its remit. To support its supervisory work, the function actively participates in Commission and European Supervisory Authorities’ committees and working groups, contributing to the development of policy and legislation within its scope.
About the Role
During the Employment Period, the Employee shall carry out the following duties:
- Communication, support and customer service of internal and external stakeholders
- Collation, analysation and processing of data
- Ensuring data and records are kept up to date
- Brainstorming, coordination, promotion and delivery of projects
- Other duties according to exigencies as may be required
About You
Interested candidates should be currently reading for, or in the process of obtaining a qualification at National Qualification Framework Level 6 or better, duly certified by the Malta Qualifications Recognition Information Centre (MQRIC) or a widely recognised professional qualification at a comparable level in Financial Servicies, Law, Banking & Finance or any other related area.
The ideal applicant should demonstrate the following skills/experience:
- Reliable, trustworthy and always maintain strict confidentiality
- Strong attention to detail
- Good organisational skills
- Good communication skills
- Ability to follow procedures and maintain consistency
- Ability to work independently and manage time effectively
- Ability to build collaborative working relationships





























































