Non-Bank Financial Institutions Regulatory Authority in Botswana requires Director

Non-Bank Financial Institutions Regulatory Authority in Botswana requires Director - Insurance & Pensions.

The Non Bank Financial Institutions Regulatory Authority (NBFIRA) is the regulator of all non-banking financial entities registered in Botswana. Its purpose is to safeguard the stability, fairness and efficiency of the non-banking financial sector, and ensure that regulation is in line with international best practice. As a key player in the country's financial sector, NBFIRA seeks only the brightest minds to join them in their quest to ensure regulatory excellence.

This is a wonderful opportunity to work in Africa'a sparkling model economy and be based in the capital, Gaborone, where living conditions, safety and security, health-care and education system are comparable to the leading economies in Africa.

NBFIRA is seeking an experienced and proactive individual to take on the exciting role of Director - Insurance and Pensions. In playing a leading role in the organization you must be capable of making a positive impact quickly. You will have outstanding ability as a leader and experience working in an insurance and pensions regulatory environment.

Reporting to the Deputy CEO (Regulatory), you will be a member of ExCo and will lead in the development and review of the regulatory framework for the Insurance and Pension markets. In addition, your key responsibilities will include: human capital management; development and review of the consumer protection and public awareness policies; review of fee and levy structures; budget management; and review of license applications.

You will have a relevant Masters degree, accompanied with a minimum of 2 years experience in a similar position.

Eligible and interested candidates should e-mail their CV and current salary package details to kefilwe@hrmc.co.bw quoting NBF0412 in the subject box. Closing date for applications is 15 May 2012. If you have not received an email response within 48 hours, please call Kefilwe Tomeletso on +267 395 1640.