Revenue Manager, Financial Conduct Authority
Fixed Term Contract until November 2027
£65.4-89.9k
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Financial regulation service
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Financial regulation service
1001+ employees
Be an early applicant
£65.4-89.9k
More information about location
1001+ employees
Company mission
To enable a fair and thriving financial services market for the good of consumers and the economy.
Role
Who you are
- Team leadership: Proven experience in leading and developing teams to achieve results while promoting capability and continuous improvement
- Analytical skills: Strong analytical abilities, with experience in handling large and complex datasets, generating insights, and ensuring data accuracy and integrity
- Stakeholder engagement: Proficient in managing relationships and communicating effectively with both technical and non-technical audiences in regulated environments
- Fee structure knowledge: Familiarity with applying fee rules and policies to generate fees effectively
- Fee policy expertise: In-depth knowledge of fee policies and their practical application in fee generation
- Leadership and delegation: Ability to lead through challenges, delegate tasks effectively, and maintain accountability within the team
- Delivery focus: Strong focus on managing priorities, deadlines, and ensuring high-quality outputs that meet governance, risk, and control standards
- Problem solving: Advanced analytical and problem-solving skills to address complex issues and deliver effective solutions
- Governance awareness: Experience in applying governance principles and maintaining operational efficiency
What the job involves
- We regulate financial services firms in the UK, to keep financial markets fair, thriving and effective. By joining us, you’ll play a key part in protecting consumers, driving economic growth and shaping the future of UK finance services
- The Revenue Operations team delivers the FCA's fee-raising function, managing the modelling, invoicing and collection of regulatory fees and levies to support the organisation's Annual Funding Requirement
- Acting on behalf of the FCA and other regulatory bodies, the team maintains the integrity of the regulated population, administers fees and charges, provides specialist stakeholder guidance and supports policy and regulatory developments. In 2025/26, the team was responsible for collecting approximately £2.3bn in fees and levies
- Lead and develop a multi-disciplinary team, building capability and succession planning while supporting continuous improvement, improving controls and reducing operational risk
- Oversee the end-to-end delivery of the FCA’s fees modelling and invoicing processes, ensuring outputs are accurate, transparent and aligned with approved policy, supported by robust data governance and controls
- Contribute to the development and implementation of fees policy, providing pragmatic advice on how regulatory change can be effectively translated into operational delivery across systems and processes
- Oversee financial performance and reporting, including month-end activity, debt management and income tracking, ensuring clear, timely insight is provided to senior stakeholders
- Build and maintain effective relationships across the FCA and with external regulatory bodies, representing the Revenue function and shaping outcomes in a complex stakeholder environment
- Provide oversight of key operational processes, ensuring continuity of critical activities and that systems, controls and financial frameworks support efficient, compliant delivery
Application process
- Job advert closes: Midnight, 27th September 2026
- CV Review/Shortlist: 29th September 2026
- Interview: w/c 5th October 2026
Salary benchmarks
Our take
Developed on the back of the Financial Services Act of 2012, the Financial Conduct Authority is a regulatory body that acts as a regulator for financial firms, ensuring the integrity of the financial markets in the UK. Broadly focused on financial companies that provide consumer services, it’s governed by the Bank of England and therefore acts independently of the government.
The FCA is responsible for regulatory innovations, such as stronger customer authentication requirements, including biometric and code requirements for payments, that have clamped down on fraud and improved security for national consumers. The FCA also introduced the Anti-Money Laundering Supervision in 2017.
The organisation’s independence from government ensures its impartiality as a regulator. In the late 2010s, it set up the cryptoasset registration, a department responsible for ensuring the legality of crypto payments. This has become an important aspect of national counter terrorism measures, and exemplifies the complex and vital work that the organisation carries out.
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Company benefits
- 25 days holiday per year plus bank holidays
- Hybrid working (work from home up to 60% of your time)
- Private healthcare with Bupa
- A non-contributory Pension of at least 8%
- Life assurance
- Income protection
Company HQ
Stratford Cross, London, UK
Leadership
Nikhil Rathi
(CEO)Previously the Private Secretary to UK Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown and was the Chief of Staff and Director of International Development at the London Stock Exchange. Studied at St Anne's College Oxford.
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