2025 Edinburgh Economics Graduate Programme
The Fca, Edinburgh
2025 Edinburgh Economics Graduate Programme
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The Fca, Edinburgh
- Full time
- U
- Onsite working
- Graduate programme
Posted today, 8 Oct | Get your application in now to be one of the first to apply.
Closing date: Closing date not specified
job Ref: 95daa1209675490a95d19fa255c32da9
Full Job Description
- providing a rewarding environment, recognising that our people are motivated by meaningful work
- maintaining a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion, allowing people to develop and progress without barriers
- looking after the well-being of our people, ensuring that they are safe and well and appropriately cared for promoting an environment in which people are valued and respected Beyond this, we offer all our graduates a competitive range of benefits, including:
- Base salary of £33,000
- Flexible working options
- Private health care
- Career and family leave
- Non-contributory pension
- Charity and volunteering initiatives
- Minimum of 25 days' holiday
- Sports and social clubs
- Subsidised on-site fitness centre (London only)
- Free eye tests
- Subsidised restaurant
- Interest-free season ticket loans. PLEASE NOTE:
- We only accept ONE application per person for our 2025 programmes, therefore, please apply to your first-choice programme. Any additional applications will not be progressed.
- Your application and any work you submit throughout the recruitment process must be all your own. You will not allow another person to complete any parts of the assessment nor submit responses provided or generated by an AI assistant or other similar software.
- Applicants must have obtained or be on track to achieve a minimum 2:1 degree from any university.
- Applicants for the 2025 graduate programmes must have graduated or be in their final year of study.
- For the 2025 Edinburgh Economics Graduate Programme, submit your online application by Sunday 10th November 2024. However, we recruit on a rolling basis and therefore encourage early applications. About FCA At the FCA, we help to protect financial consumers and make markets work well by regulating nearly 45,000 firms. Our ambition is to become a more innovative, more assertive and more adaptive regulator; one that fully capitalises on data and technology, ensures consumer protection and market integrity, and responds well to the challenges we face. We're looking for graduates to join our diverse and highly capable teams across the FCA.
- To be eligible, you should have a degree in Economics, a mixed degree with at least 50% in economics, or studying a quantitative subject (like maths or statistics). This must be to at least a 2:1 class. Individuals who want to develop your economic analysis skills and apply their learning to real-life financial services markets.
- Individuals with a keen interest in the financial markets the FCA regulates and be looking to deepen your understanding of how those markets function.
- Individuals that are great team player - collaborative and proactive - and have a talent for working with others in both formal and informal teams.
- The ability to communicate complex issues succinctly, provide compelling advice and challenge others, is a must. Most importantly, we're looking for passion, integrity, ambition and aptitude. We want you to use and build upon the transferrable skills from your degree; working collaboratively and being strategically minded to solve problems and form judgements.
As a graduate in Economics, you'll complete the training pathway through our training Academy which will equip you with all the technical skills and business understanding you need for a career with us. We're keen for our graduates to develop and grow during their time, so we'll pay for you to undertake a fully-funded MSc in Economics with part-time study over 2 years, if you don't already have a Masters.,
Our Economics team provide rigorous economic thinking, research, analysis and advice to help the FCA deliver on its strategic objective of making financial services markets work well. Joining this collaborative and friendly department, you'll have the chance to work on a variety of projects and will be involved in scoping, conducting and communicating key pieces of analysis and providing economic support to the wider organisation. You'll be working on market studies, conducting cost benefit assessments and evaluations and carrying out robust economic research on the markets we regulate. While the majority of the work will be internally focused, there will also be opportunities to engage with firms and our external partners. This is a great opportunity to make a real difference to consumers' lives by guiding future FCA policy decisions, promoting competition in markets, evaluating previous decisions and ensuring we meet our objectives as a regulator.