Target 5

Improve the regulation and monitoring of global financial markets and institutions and strengthen the implementation of such regulations.

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Consumer Advocacy Groups: Protect the rights of consumers and ensure fair and transparent financial practices within the community.
Local Economic Development Associations: Advocate for policies promoting responsible investment and economic development in the community.
Housing Rights Organizations: Focus on fair housing policies, responsible lending practices, and addressing local housing-related financial issues.
Labor Unions: Local chapters work on issues related to workers' rights, fair wages, and responsible business practices within the community.
Community Development Financial Institutions: Provide financial services and support economic development in underserved communities, often emphasizing responsible financial practices.
Consumer Credit Counseling Services: Provide financial education and counseling to individuals and families, promoting responsible financial behavior.
Local Environmental and Social Justice Groups: Address the social and environmental impact of financial activities within the community.
Community Investment Organizations: Advocate for responsible investment practices, ethical banking, and the alignment of financial activities with community needs.
Neighborhood Associations: Engage with local financial issues, advocating for responsible development and addressing the impact of financial decisions on the community.
Socially Responsible Investment Groups: Local investment clubs focus on investing in socially responsible businesses and advocate for ethical financial practices.

Training

Master's in Financial Regulation: Specialized graduate programs that focus on the regulatory frameworks, compliance, and legal aspects of global financial markets.
Certified Financial Planner Certification: Prepares individuals to become certified financial planners, equipping them with knowledge of financial planning, ethics, and regulations.
Chartered Financial Analyst Program: Provides a comprehensive understanding of investment management, financial markets, and regulatory considerations.
Master of Business Administration (focus on Finance and Regulation): Specializes in finance and regulation, offering a broader business perspective along with a focus on regulatory aspects.
Certified Regulatory and Compliance Professional Program:Develops expertise in regulatory compliance, covering areas such as risk management, governance, and ethical considerations.
Risk Management Certifications: Certifications like Financial Risk Manager or Professional Risk Manager provide training in risk assessment and management that is crucial in the regulatory landscape.
Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist Certification:Trains professionals in detecting and preventing money laundering, a critical aspect of financial regulation.
Master's in Financial Crime and Compliance Management: Focuses on financial crime prevention, compliance management, and regulatory strategies.
Chartered Governance Professional Programs: Cover governance principles, compliance, and ethical considerations, essential for those working in financial institutions.
Online Courses in Financial Regulation: Various online platforms offer courses covering specific aspects of financial regulation, providing flexible and accessible learning opportunities for professionals.

Occupations

Financial Analysts: Assess financial data, market trends, and regulatory developments to provide insights into the impact of proposed regulations.
Economists: Analyze economic data, conduct research, and offer recommendations on policies that can enhance the stability and efficiency of financial markets.
Policy Analysts: Study and evaluate proposed regulations, providing organizations with analyses of their potential effects on financial markets and institutions.
Regulatory Compliance Officers: Ensure that organizations adhere to relevant financial regulations and comply with legal requirements.
Risk Managers: Assess and manage risks associated with financial activities, helping organizations comply with regulations and avoid potential pitfalls.
Legal Counsel or Compliance Lawyers: Specialize in financial law, advising organizations on regulatory compliance and helping them navigate legal complexities.
Financial Planners: Help organizations develop strategies to align with regulatory requirements while achieving their financial goals.
Data Analysts and Quantitative Analysts: Use statistical methods and data analysis to assess market trends, risk, and the impact of regulations on financial instruments.
Ethics and Corporate Governance Specialists: Promote ethical conduct and effective governance within financial institutions to meet regulatory expectations.
Public Relations Specialists: Manage communication strategies to convey an organization's commitment to regulatory compliance, transparency, and responsible financial practices.

Back to Goal 10 Targets

Improve the regulation and monitoring of global financial markets and institutions and strengthen the implementation of such regulations.

Could this be your career mission? Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.