Compliance

• Provide regulatory policy leadership across Lloyds Banking Group on the assigned portfolio
• Provide advice and analysis to the executive of the UK’s largest retail and commercial bank
• Lead focus on the consumer agenda while contributing across other regulatory topics
• Partner with and convene senior leaders and key group areas to define evidence-based policy priorities
• Create persuasive messages and deliver policy priorities
• Distil complex regulatory policy into clear communications, policy positions, and external regulatory input
• Monitor and assess regulatory developments and trends
• Develop a strong network of external relationships to maintain effective dialogue and information flow
• Foster an agile, engaged, motivated, and collaborative team of professionals
• Work across changing issues in a fast-paced environment

Head of Regulatory Policy – Corporate Affairs

• Provide independent oversight and assurance on compliance with data protection legislation, regulatory guidance and internal policies
• Lead a risk-based data protection assurance programme, identifying privacy risks and recommending improvements
• Act as the primary point of contact with the Information Commissioner’s Office, managing regulatory enquiries, notifications and communications
• Oversee data subject rights requests and information rights processes
• Provide expert guidance on personal data breaches and incidents, including risk assessment, reporting obligations, investigations and corrective actions
• Advise on data sharing, supplier relationships, international data transfers and third-party processing arrangements
• Champion privacy by design and oversee Data Protection Impact Assessments for projects, systems, services and organisational changes
• Provide strategic advice to senior leaders on data protection risks, digital transformation, emerging technologies and responsible data use
• Lead data protection awareness, training and guidance programmes
• Monitor emerging legislation, regulatory developments and best practice
• Promote transparency, trust and responsible management of personal information across the Trust’s activities

Data Protection Officer

• Maintain the European obligations register, permissions map, and jurisdictional compliance framework
• Monitor regulatory change and conduct horizon scanning across relevant EU and local markets
• Assess market-entry risks and regulatory perimeter considerations for new European jurisdictions
• Maintain and challenge the European risk register, risk appetite position, and key risk indicators
• Provide second-line review and challenge of product governance and distribution arrangements
• Review digital journeys and customer outcomes, including transparency, accessibility, and vulnerable customer considerations
• Operate risk-based compliance monitoring activities
• Track monitoring findings through effective closure and independently verify remediation activities
• Oversee incidents, breaches, complaint themes, root-cause analysis, and partner oversight activities
• Produce meaningful management information and escalate material risks promptly
• Provide principal second-line oversight for Wrisk Europe GmbH and German insurance distribution activities
• Translate complex EU and local regulatory standards into practical, proportionate controls supporting safe European expansion
• Advise European management and challenge business decisions while balancing growth objectives with strong conduct standards and customer outcomes

European Risk and Compliance Manager

• Provide regulatory and technical advice and support for clients with regard to UK REACH, EU REACH, and similar chemical management regulations
• Interpret and understand complex chemical management regulations and communicate these clearly to clients
• Project management of Registration and Notification compliance activities
• Engage in public consultations and direct interaction with authorities
• Set up and manage Only Representative contracts
• Manage and expand business in strategic regions
• Cooperate closely with colleagues from all departments to deliver multi-disciplinary services
• Implement customer-oriented services such as training and webinars
• Deliver regulatory and technical services directly to clients to fulfil compliance requirements
• Oversee and coordinate Only Representative contracts for manufacturers and formulators based outside relevant regions

Regulatory Consultant

• Lead and coordinate activities required to achieve site initiation readiness
• Provide subject matter expertise and ensure regulatory compliance
• Liaise with internal teams, clients, and external stakeholders
• Deliver assigned study start-up and regulatory milestones within defined scope
• Make independent decisions regarding regulatory processes and documentation approaches
• Lead study start-up and regulatory activities for assigned countries or medium-complexity projects
• Prepare, review, and quality-control regulatory and study start-up documentation, including submissions, essential documents, and translations
• Draft, negotiate, finalize, and execute clinical site agreements, ancillary agreements, and amendments at country or regional level
• Review labels, patient information sheets, diary cards, insurance, and related documentation for compliance
• Contribute to complex technical, scientific, and legal documentation
• Arrange and/or review translations of essential documents
• Provide regulatory and study start-up strategic input to internal and external customers
• Develop regulatory strategies, SSU plans, joint operating procedures, and core documents
• Identify and escalate project risks and support corrective/preventive actions
• Perform other work-related duties as assigned

Study Start Up and Regulatory Affairs Specialist

• Deliver Foster Denovo’s Training and Competence Scheme in line with FCA Sourcebook
• Ensure Partners remain competent and assist their continuing development
• Deliver requirements included in the T&C Manual
• Lead, coach and develop Partners under supervision
• Build good working relationships with supervised Partners
• Work flexibly with spans of control across numbers of Partners and locations
• Report directly to the Compliance Review Manager
• Supervise Partners against agreed business standards
• Advise and coach Partners to support ongoing development
• Observe Partners in client meetings to maintain high standards and identify development areas
• Record Partner records on the Compliance database
• Participate in company and departmental training, competence and development initiatives
• Implement corrective actions identified by other areas of the business

Compliance Business Quality Executive

• Implement and interpret global trade compliance policies across UK and international entities
• Act as regional authority on export controls, sanctions and customs compliance
• Lead, coach and develop regional trade analysts
• Monitor adherence to global trade policies and address non-compliance
• Ensure compliant movement of goods, software and technology under UK, EU and international regimes
• Oversee classification, licence management, restricted party screening and customs compliance
• Provide guidance on HS/HTS classification, ECCN/CLC determination, country of origin, valuation and Incoterms
• Monitor regulatory developments and assess impacts on products, technology, customers and supply chains
• Maintain relationships with regulatory authorities, customs brokers, freight forwarders and logistics partners
• Advise UKI Sales, Procurement, Supplier Management, Logistics, Finance and Operations
• Manage regulatory enquiries, audits and investigations
• Own regional trade compliance processes and SOPs
• Drive standardisation and harmonisation of processes and controls
• Embed technology-enabled solutions across ERP, screening and case management platforms
• Deliver continuous improvement initiatives
• Deliver regional trade compliance training and maintain training materials
• Identify team capability gaps and support development plans
• Track and report compliance KPIs and contribute to global reporting, assurance and audits

UK & International Trade Compliance Manager – Lead

• Oversee quality, safety, and environmental compliance across manufacturing, supply chain, and retail operations
• Ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations, certifications, and internal policies
• Monitor UK, EU, and global food supplement regulations, including FSA, EFSA, and MHRA
• Translate legal and regulatory updates into actionable business steps
• Liaise with trade associations and regulatory bodies
• Support compliance for expansion into new export markets
• Manage the health and nutrition claims register
• Review and sign off product labels, marketing materials, and website content
• Own compliance gates for new product development and product launches
• Nurture and develop the Quality Management System
• Curate technical documentation, including TDS, MSDS, and Certificates of Conformance
• Manage product testing schedules
• Lead CAPA processes and address complaints and non-conformances
• Maintain and develop site certifications, including GMP, BRCGS, FSSC 22000, SALSA, Soil Association, and Vegan Society
• Support B Corp status through environmental and social governance data collection and reporting
• Manage the internal audit programme and host third-party certification bodies
• Vet and onboard suppliers against ethical, sustainability, and quality standards
• Deliver compliance training across departments
• Report regularly to senior leadership on risks, achievements, and compliance health

Compliance and Technical Manager

• Set and deliver regulatory strategy in line with company goals
• Lead the Commercial & Key Account Management teams for M&I clients
• Lead business development and drive top-line growth
• Grow the top line by 10% (c. £2m in 2027)
• Acquire ICP “A & B” customers, including large retailers and manufacturers
• Increase revenue per customer and expand the number of services used per account
• Reset the team’s ways of working by establishing clear structure, sales process and accountabilities
• Lead a commercially focused, results-driven team
• Acquire new business from high-potential segments
• Manage client relationships and position Ashbury as a strategic partner
• Secure access to senior decision makers
• Develop and implement Ashbury’s regulatory management strategy in line with business goals
• Lead and develop the business plan for Horizon Scanning Management
• Identify changes in legislation and guidance for key countries and establish training/implementation plans for the business
• Lead Knowledge Management and Knowledge Sharing Plans
• Lead the development of Ashbury as an industry thought leader from a regulatory perspective
• Monitor changes in industry best practice and application, ensuring standards are set for technical and regulatory teams
• Represent Ashbury at relevant industry events, including ‘top table’ regulatory affairs discussions
• Lead client discussions on regulatory issues to support their regulatory agenda
• Ensure client services are delivered in line with commercial agreements and are profitable
• Identify new business opportunities and market segments for growth
• Implement efficiency strategies to increase profitability
• Ensure contact matrices are included in business plans for existing and potential clients and are actionable and measurable
• Build strong relationships across multiple functions and levels of key clients
• Set clear performance goals, KPIs, and targets for teams, departments, or projects
• Monitor individual and team performance

Head of Regulatory, Commercial

• Maintain the subprocessor register and manage reviewing, onboarding, and client notification of subprocessor changes
• Administer data retention schedules by data category and jurisdiction
• Coordinate deletion and archiving activities and maintain supporting documentation
• Support access control compliance and periodic access reviews
• Manage DSAR intake, coordinate fulfilment, and track regulatory deadlines
• Support privacy monitoring, testing, and audits
• Maintain compliance documentation, processing activity registries, and risk assessments
• Act as first point of contact for client privacy and EMEA regulatory queries
• Prepare subprocessor update notices and other privacy-related client communications
• Maintain client-specific compliance records for data processing agreements and privacy obligations
• Track EMEA reporting requirements and filing deadlines
• Maintain the EMEA compliance calendar and assist with regulatory correspondence
• Support credentialing and onboarding/offboarding compliance for EMEA clients and vendors
• Audit criminal-record screening files for eligibility and procedural compliance
• Prepare first-line responses to client and regulator inquiries about screening checks
• Maintain privacy and EMEA compliance process documentation
• Liaise with Operations on privacy-adjacent process design and workflow improvements
• Triage and manage Jira tickets relating to privacy and EMEA compliance matters

Compliance jobs in United Kingdom