Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada - Banking Risk and Capital Division - Capital and Liquidity Standards
Vancouver (British Columbia), Ottawa (Ontario), Toronto (Ontario), Montréal Island (Québec)
CT-FIN-03, RE-05 - This position is classified at the RE-05 group and level which is roughly equivalent to the CT-FIN-03 group and level.
$105,200 to $135,300
For further information on the organization, please visit Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada
CLOSING DATE: 13 AUGUST 2025 - 23:59, PACIFIC TIMEWho can apply: Persons residing in Canada, and Canadian citizens and Permanent residents abroad.

ESSENTIAL EDUCATION

• A degree from a recognized post-secondary institution with specialization in business, commerce, economics, finance, mathematics, actuarial science, accounting or other relevant field.
  OR
  An acceptable combination of relevant experience AND education or training.
  NOTE: At the manager’s discretion, OSFI may consider candidates who do not possess a degree or diploma but meet the combination of experience and education or training if concrete examples are provided.
  Degree equivalency

ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCE

• Significant* experience in developing prudential guidance or rules for the financial services industry** or interpreting or analyzing the impact of such prudential guidelines or rules.
• Experience with preparing reports and delivering presentations to management.
• Significant is defined as the depth and breadth of the experience normally associated with the performance of the duties for a period of three years.
  **Financial services industry experience is defined as experience working in one or more of the following areas: (a) financial institutions including banks, trust and loan companies, insurance companies and pension plans (b) firms dealing with audits or consulting engagements to such institutions (including reinsurance brokers) (c) technology and data companies providing services to financial institutions or linked to the delivery of financial services (d) government departments that directly deal with the supervision and regulation of these institutions (e) Indigenous Institutions including: Band operations, trustees or administrators of pension plans, insurance institutions, lending institutions or other related areas providing financial services (f) other relevant areas, such as but not limited to, financial risk management, investment management, corporate treasury functions or commercial lending.

ASSET EDUCATION

• A recognized graduate degree from a post-secondary institution with specialization in business, commerce, economics, finance, mathematics, actuarial science, accounting or other relevant field.
• A relevant recognized professional designation.
  Degree equivalency

ASSET EXPERIENCE

• Significant* experience in regulating, identifying, or managing risks of financial institutions.
• Experience working directly with OSFI’s liquidity requirements obtained through regulatory, industry, or consulting work.
• Experience working directly with OSFI’s capital requirements obtained through regulatory, industry, or consulting work.
• Significant is defined as the depth and breadth of the experience normally associated with the performance of the duties for a period of 3 years.

ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE

• Knowledge of existing capital and/or liquidity standards pertaining to Canadian banks.
• Knowledge of the business and environmental factors including current and/or emerging key risks as they relate to the financial services industry.

ESSENTIAL ABILITIES

• Ability to communicate effectively verbally.
• Ability to communicate effectively in writing.

OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

• Ability and willingness to travel internationally and/or domestically when required.

The Principal Analyst, Banking Capital and Liquidity Standards will,

• Support the development of policies and guidelines for regulatory capital and liquidity through research and analysis.
• Maintain and enhance reporting of regulatory capital and liquidity measures.
• Analyze quantitative and qualitative data to assess the impact and implications of the regulatory capital and liquidity frameworks and other related guidance.
• Prepare or support the development of interpretations of capital and liquidity related guidelines.
• Support the team’s activities with respect to training, awareness, and communication, internally and externally.