Bedrijfsomschrijving

Our ambition is to ensure the stability of the Luxembourg financial sector, to protect financial consumers and to promote a financial market which is fair, transparent and safe. The Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) acts exclusively in the public interest and all of our employees contribute to maintaining the safeness and soundness of the financial industry, one of the main drivers of the Luxembourg economy.

Beyond the national scope, the CSSF is also characterized by a strong European and international exposure. Our employees participate in international working groups and collaborate with other European authorities with the aim of promoting a stable financial industry on a European and international level.

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Role & responsibilities

Assist the General Secretariat in the exercise of its missions, including in particular:
- Handling of notifications the CSSF receives or transmits as a home or host authority
- Legal support to the General Secretariat, including the qualification of activities of the professionals of the financial sector (PFS) subject to the Law of 5 April 1993 on the financial sector
- Drafting of texts or articles pertaining to the legal framework of the financial centre
- Active participation in national or European projects in which the General Secretariat in involved
- Participation in various legal missions of the General Secretariat

Your profile

Four- or five-year Master’s degree in law
The certificate of complementary training in Luxembourg law is considered as an advantage
Professional experience in finance is required
Proficiency in written and spoken French, English and German. Luxembourgish is considered as an advantage
Ability to work with a team
Critical thinking, good analytical and synthesis skills
Excellent organisational and follow-up skills, rigour and ability to work autonomously, availability and dynamism, sense of initiative