Join our Global Compliance Leadership team based in Sydney and lead a team who play a pivotal role overseeing trade and electronic communication surveillance across all Macquarie businesses and support groups.

At Macquarie, our advantage is bringing together diverse people and empowering them to shape all kinds of possibilities. We are a global financial services group operating in 31 markets and with 56 years of unbroken profitability. You’ll be part of a friendly and supportive team where everyone - no matter what role - contributes ideas and drives outcomes.

As the Global Head of Compliance Surveillance, you play a key role in maintaining a strong compliance culture and an effective control framework in a highly regulated environment. This role will focus on ensuring the market abuse framework is appropriate and effective globally. You will be responsible for the strategic development of surveillance scenarios that are tailored to identify potential misconduct or activities counter to our obligations as a market participant, including market manipulation, market misconduct and insider trading as they may materialise within the electronic communications or trading activities across our businesses.

You will lead a global team, working closely with Business colleagues, Business Compliance, Operational Risk and Financial Crime Risk to ensure that the firm’s strategic infrastructure, processes, controls and staff function in keeping with Macquarie’s policies and regulatory expectations. You will liaise directly with internal and external (regulators) stakeholders to ensure compliance with regional and global regulatory requirements.

Our Risk Management Group works as an independent, and centralised function, responsible for independent and objective review and challenge, oversight, monitoring and reporting in relation to Macquarie’s material risks. We are a global team that aims to manage the risks of today and anticipate the risks of tomorrow. Our divisions include compliance, credit, financial crime risk, internal audit, market risk, operational risk, aggregate risk and prudential, and central.