Resident Advisor in Financial Sector Supervision, SARTTAC (MCMTA)

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  • Added Date: Wednesday, 26 March 2025
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This is a long-term expert (contractual) assignment based in New Delhi, India, with a twelveโ€‘month initial term, with a possibility of extension typically up to three to five years based on performance and funding availability.

The Monetary and Capital Markets (MCM) Department of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is recruiting a well-qualified professional to work as resident advisor in financial supervision and regulation at the IMF South Asia Regional Training and Technical Assistance Center (SARTTAC). SARTTAC is a multi-donor-financed institution, providing capacity development โ€”technical assistance (TA) and trainingโ€” in economic and financial management to its six member countries โ€”Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. The resident advisor will assist participating countries in developing their financial sector supervision and regulation capacities, with a focus on the banking sector. The advisor will be part of the SARTTAC team (www.sarttac.org) and backstopped by the MCM Department of the IMF.

Duties and responsibilities

The resident advisor will respond to capacity development and cooperation requests received by SARTTAC from its members and is expected to travel or provide remote assistance to these countries to perform the assigned duties. The advisor is also expected to lead/organize selected training for the member countries at SARTTAC in New Delhi. By elaborating well-prioritized medium-term work programs, s/he will be required to assist SARTTAC members through:

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