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Deutsche Bank

Finances businesses and manages personal wealth

Chairman – Regulatory and Exam Management Group

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/15/2026
No salary listed
Expert
Bachelor's
Singapore
Hybrid
Risk & ComplianceRegulatory Compliance & Ethics

About the job

Requirements
  • A minimum of 10 years of experience, including at least 5 years working with regulators or supervisors in the APAC region, either in a regulator supervision role or in a role facing financial services regulators.
  • Experience delivering or managing cross-institutional work in a bank or regulator, working with stakeholders in multiple locations.
  • Experience working with regional or global senior management in an advisory capacity, providing oral or written briefings and targeted materials such as management information.
  • Understanding of regulators’ and supervisors’ expectations and priorities, with the ability to critically assess information and identify what regulators or supervisors need.
  • Experience working in the APAC region and with others across multiple locations; ability to build trust and sustain relationships, handle conflict and pressure, deal with sensitive tasks and issues, respond sensitively to cultural differences, and build and maintain relationships remotely.
  • Sound judgment and the ability to balance accountability with escalation.
  • Ability to take initiative and direct others while maintaining positive working relationships.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and effectively, orally and in writing, across different contexts and stakeholders, including expressing complex ideas and arguments and maintaining excellent attention to detail.
  • A strong track record of delivery, including the ability to manage multiple projects and competing demands, prioritize effectively, and manage expectations.
  • A bachelor's degree or equivalent.
Responsibilities
  • Support and enhance meaningful management information for the Management Board and other stakeholders on regulatory interactions, including key monthly and quarterly reports.
  • Identify trends and changing expectations among APAC regulators, work with colleagues managing local relationships, and maintain a current view of significant matters and remediation.
  • Brief and prepare materials to support APAC senior management, such as the APAC CEO, in engaging with stakeholders on APAC supervisory matters, internally and externally.
  • Prepare briefings to support Deutsche Bank management and the Supervisory Board in engagement with APAC regulators, providing appropriate background and understanding of regulatory priorities, issues, and remediation.
  • Work with other parts of Regulatory Management Group, Compliance, Legal, and relevant stakeholders on issue management and notifications to ensure regulators receive relevant and consistent information in a timely, coordinated manner; provide feedback and challenge as needed.
  • Coordinate responses to extraterritorial or group-level queries, ensuring appropriate escalation, stakeholder engagement, and fit-for-purpose information and tone.
  • Advise on key aspects of regulatory management, including expectations in the Policy on Engagement with Supervisory Authorities and handling Confidential Supervisory Information.
  • Engage with Regulatory Management Group colleagues across regions on group-wide projects and issue management, and undertake ad hoc work and projects as directed.
  • Prepare and coordinate multi-regulator events, such as the annual APAC Supervisory College and ad hoc colleges.
  • Support a consistent approach to tracking regulatory interactions using GFMS, including raising awareness, reviewing and providing feedback, addressing queries, and acting as gatekeeper for access.
  • Review and update local policies and procedures as directed, reflecting global policies and Regulatory Management Group Key Operating Principles while ensuring they are fit for purpose in the APAC context; maintain related regional documents.
  • Demonstrate leadership and collaboration in support of Regulatory Management Group objectives and strategy, including providing high-quality feedback and coaching as appropriate, promoting Deutsche Bank values, and contributing to a high-performance culture.

About the company

Deutsche Bank finances companies, governments and individuals through a global banking network rooted in Germany and spanning major financial markets. Its investment bank focuses on bonds and currencies, alongside advice on mergers and raising capital, while its private bank handles household banking and wealth management. Businesses use its cash management, trade finance and lending services to move money and fund operations, and the group manages investment funds through DWS. It earns money from loan interest, transaction and investment fees, and trading activity. Deutsche Bank traces its founding to 1870 and is headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Frankfurt, Germany

Founded

1870

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What believers are saying

  • Growth spans every division: July 2026 results show Deutsche Bank revenue rose 9% to €8.5 billion.
  • Fee income broadens earnings: DWS charges management fees across active funds, Xtrackers index funds and alternative investments.
  • Hybrid work reaches most staff: Deutsche Bank places 95% of its internal workforce within role-dependent remote-work eligibility.

What critics are saying

  • Office exposure concentrates property risk: offices represent 35% of Deutsche Bank's commercial property loans reviewed in stress tests.
  • Legal costs erode profits: July 2026 results show Corporate and Other's €151 million pretax loss, mainly from litigation.
  • Bonuses arrive slowly: Deutsche Bank defers covered awards three to five years, exceeding minimum rules for certain employees.

What makes Deutsche Bank unique

  • German small businesses reach three bank brands: Deutsche Bank, Postbank and digital bank FYRST share the group.
  • Asset management has its own listed company: Deutsche Bank retains 79.5% of DWS.
  • Autobahn unifies client workflows: Deutsche Bank links trading, research and transaction banking through one electronic gateway.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Paid Vacation

Parental Leave

Family Planning Benefits

Professional Development Budget

Mental Health Support

Flexible Work Hours

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

2%

1 year growth

8%

2 year growth

7%
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