Hiring: Assistant Vice President, Government, Public & Regulatory Affairs (Washington, D.C.) Company: Moody's Corporation Location: Washington, DC Job Posted Time: 2026-09-12 12:06:02 Employment Type: Full-time Target Skills & Keywords : AI, Capital Markets, Project Management, Risk Management About the job Experience: •9 years of experience analyzing U.S. public policy, regulatory, and legal developments and their business impact within a financial services company, regulator, government body, financial technology provider, or similar organization Required Skills: •Guiding analysts in tracking and analyzing regulatory and policy developments, preparing briefings and policy updates relevant to Moody's business, including those related to credit rating agencies, capital markets, private credit, insurance regulation, risk assessment tools, financial crime compliance, trade policy, and geopolitical issues •Preparing and presenting clear, well-structured verbal and written briefings and position papers on regulatory developments for senior leadership and business stakeholders •Assessing the business implications of proposed and adopted regulation, translating complex legal and regulatory texts into actionable analysis •Helping foster relationships with regulators, policymakers, trade groups, and other external stakeholders; attending external events and sharing insights with internal stakeholders •Preparing briefing materials, talking points, and background research ahead of senior-level meetings with government officials and regulators •Coordinating the internal adoption of technology for stakeholder engagement tracking, including the collection, monitoring, and reporting of engagement activity and related metrics, with a focus on efficiency and continuous improvement •Working closely with Government, Public and Regulatory Affairs colleagues globally to ensure regulatory positions are aligned with global strategy and messaging; supporting internal working groups and team-led events •Collaborating with Legal, Compliance, Risk, and business line teams to gather input, leverage subject matter expertise, and ensure alignment on regulatory and public policy matters Qualifications: •Bachelor's degree in legal studies, finance, economics, political science, public policy, communications, international relations, or a related discipline required Compensation: •$140,200 - $203,350 / year •Competitive benefits and rewards package Interested candidates, please apply directly through the job posting on company's career page or try via AI auto apply on this platform. Don't miss this opportunity to join a forward-thinking team!