Principal, Policy & Ethics

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  • Added Date: Tuesday, 15 April 2025
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Requisition ID 35598 Office Country United Kingdom Office City London Division OCCO Full-Time/Part-Timeโ€‹ Full Time Contract Type Regular Contract Length Posting End Date 13/05/2025

Purpose of Job
The Principal, Policy and Ethics (PPE), helps to protect the Bankโ€™s integrity by ensuring that the core Bank ethics and integrity policies, procedures and guidelines within the responsibility of the Policy and Ethics (PE) Team within OCCO are current, of the highest quality, consistent with good international practice and with that of other Multilateral Development Banks.

The principal role of the PPE is to contribute to the development and effective implementation of policies, rules and procedures, and training programmes to minimise the Bankโ€™s exposure to Personal Conduct Risks. In addition, the PPE is expected to regularly provide advice and guidance to Bank Personnel and Board Officials on matters of ethics, including conflicts of interests, and on the interpretation and application of the Codes of Conduct and the Whistleblowing Policy. In addition, the PPE is required to lead the development of the various training programmes (both in-person and virtual) and deliver training on all policies within the responsibility of the Head of Policy and Ethics (HPE).

The mission of the Office of the Chief Compliance Officer (OCCO) is to protect the integrity and reputation of the Bank, to promote ethical standards of behaviour and to strengthen the Bankโ€™s accountability and transparency, consistent with industry practice, in all its operations. OCCO assists in identifying, assessing, and monitoring Integrity Risks and Personal Conduct Risks arising from failure to comply with the Bankโ€™s standards and policies and contributes, in an independent manner, to the Bankโ€™s effective management of such risks. OCCO reports through the Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) to the President of the Bank, and the HPE reports to the CCO.

Within this context, the PE Team within OCCO oversees the Bankโ€™s approach to Personal Conduct Risks by establishing, communicating, monitoring, and implementing a clear set of rules regarding the required ethical conduct of Bank Personnel, Board Officials and other individuals closely connected to the Bankโ€™s operations, and by taking appropriate corrective action in the event of a breach. The Bank rightfully expects that all individuals closely connected to its operations observe high standards of integrity and personal conduct and act with honesty and propriety.

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