FAQs
What is the primary role of the Controllers, New Activity Regulatory Controllers, Vice President in Frankfurt?
The primary role is to provide leadership in the identification, analysis, and implementation of new products and activities, contributing to the firm's success by ensuring compliance with financial and regulatory requirements.
What responsibilities does the Controllers group have within Goldman Sachs?
The Controllers group is responsible for measuring the profitability and risks associated with the firm's business, safeguarding the firm's assets, maintaining integrity in finances, and ensuring compliance with global regulations.
What skills are preferred for candidates applying for this Vice President position?
Preferred qualifications include strong communication and analytical skills, the ability to understand and develop process flows, control orientation, the ability to defend views effectively, and the capability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
How does the New Activity Regulatory Controllers team interact with other departments?
The team coordinates closely with various departments, including Businesses, Legal, Compliance, Engineering, Risk, Operations, and Tax, to assess and approve new products and activities, ensuring all practices are compliant with regulations.
What kind of work environment is the position suited for?
The role is ideal for collaborative individuals who have strong ethics and attention to detail, as it involves significant interaction with different areas of the firm and requires a commitment to compliance and risk management.
What kind of growth opportunities can be expected in this role?
Career paths can vary based on individual interests and capabilities, offering opportunities to gain in-depth knowledge of products and activities, as well as potential advancement within the Controllers or related functions.
What types of activities will the Vice President be involved in?
The Vice President will be involved in assessing new products and activities, identifying structural and implementation issues, developing procedures for transactions, and presenting analyses for approval to senior management.

