Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA)

Compliance Officer

Toronto, ON
On-site
Posted Oct 30, 2026
1 position

$38,443.60–$49,199.54 / year

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Senior · 5+ years
Apply by: Nov 14, 2026
Posting language: English
Working hours: 37 hours per week

Job summary

The Compliance Officer manages a caseload of consumer complaints and inquiries regarding financial service institutions and intermediaries. They monitor industry conduct to identify systemic issues and provide technical advice on compliance requirements.

Job details

At FSRA, our vision is to ensure financial safety, fairness, and choice for Ontarians. As a financial services regulator, we’re passionate about protecting consumers. Our principles-based approach means we can quickly and effectively respond to the changing needs of consumers and the industry. Our team combines industry expertise with commitment to public service. We attract individuals who are interested in meaningful work and who measure success through outcomes, not inputs. At FSRA, we invest in the personal and professional growth of our team. We offer a competitive compensation package that includes an employer-matched defined benefit pension plan, and a comprehensive and competitive benefits plan. We prioritize learning and development, wellbeing, diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, and community giving. Join FSRA and help us shape the future of regulation for generations to come! Job Description: PURPOSE OF POSITION As a member of the Market Conduct team, you will apply your knowledge and experience in one or more of the FSRA regulated sectors to manage a caseload that involves analyzing and addressing consumer complaints of misconduct or allegations of breaches involving business practices of financial service institutions and intermediaries (such as mortgage brokers/agents/administrators and insurance agents). KEY RESPONSIBILITIES The primary responsibility of this role is the intake of consumer complaints and telephone or email inquiries from internal and external stakeholders, and responding to escalated inquiries. Managing a caseload of complaints and systemic issues that includes assessing the severity of each case, prioritizing as required, communicating with parties involved, and preparing accurate and timely case reports of inquiry/complaint follow-up and resolution, including the issuance of compliance letters as warranted. Monitoring regulated industry conduct and activities to proactively identify potential negative or unfair business practices, and to highlight conduct issues that may contribute to systemic trends that impact consumer protection and the financial services industry. Providing technical advice to financial institutions and intermediaries related to the interpretation and application of FSRA’s compliance requirements and facilitating business practice solutions to resolve complaints. Providing input to market conduct procedures, processes and standards, and to new or proposed revisions to legislation and policies. Conducting research, fact-finding inquiries and analysis to prepare identified files for referral to FSRA’s Case Management Committee to escalate enforcement action, or to assist with examinations for specific compliance concerns QUALIFICATIONS Education and Experience Proven knowledge and experience in a relevant regulated financial services sector Knowledge of compliance standards for insurance or lending institution activities Understanding of conduct analysis, risk-based theories and principles Well versed in policy/legislation interpretation for Acts and regulation administered by FSRA relevant to your sector of expertise, for example the Mortgage Brokerage, Lenders and Administrators Act Knowledge of regulatory tools such as progressive discipline, remediation plans and warning letters Proficient in mediation, persuasive, or conflict management techniques to facilitate the resolution of complaints Understanding of accounting and internal audit principles and practices including financial analysis for the review and assessment of financial and business records, statements and processes, is an asset Knowledge of research and analytical techniques and methods to gather information, conduct research; interpret data and prepare findings Strong knowledge and experience with various software applications Knowledge and Skills Excellent oral and written communication skills to interact with consumers, prepare compliance letters and draft executive correspondence. Advanced analytical and problem solving skills to interpret findings, assess the nature and seriousness of identified issues, facilitate and mediate solutions. Ability to manage a caseload of varied complexity within stated timelines. Relationship management and interpersonal skills to promote resolution of complaints. Research, information gathering, and analytical skills using a broad range of sources. Excellent team membership skills to work cooperatively and collaboratively with colleagues. *Please note this is an existing position. The posting will close at 12AM on the expiry date* #LI-Onsite Compensation Grade: Grade 228-OPSEU ADM Compensation Range: $1,478.60 - $1,892.29 Bargaining Unit: OPSEU Job Code: Job Code: 20207 Employment Type: Regular Scheduled Weekly Hours: 36.25 FSRA is committed to ensuring equity in employment. Our goal is to create a diverse, inclusive workforce that reflects the communities we serve and to ensure our services and communications are accessible to all individuals. Accommodation is available under the Ontario Human Rights Code. NOTE: ONLY QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WILL BE CONSIDERED

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates must have proven knowledge and experience in a regulated financial services sector and a strong understanding of conduct analysis and risk-based theories. Excellent communication, analytical, and research skills are required to interpret legislation and resolve complex compliance issues.