Supervision Specialist

Location
Dallas
Workplace
Hybrid
Compensation
$69k – $99k

About this role

What You Will Do  

 

The Supervision Specialist serves as a principal responsible for complex supervision functions, leadership support, and advanced risk oversight, including but not limited to:  

• Perform principal review and supervision of securities and direct business transactions across a complex book of business  
• Directly oversee assigned Financial Representatives by reviewing and approving new accounts, trading activity, correspondence, and ongoing account activity  
• Provide guidance, coaching, and education to Financial Representatives and their staff regarding supervision standards, suitability, and firm expectations  
• Identify, assess, and address potential sales practice issues and regulatory concerns through detailed account and activity reviews  
• Partner closely with Compliance, Legal, Risk, Operations, Supervision leadership, and Home Office teams to address issues and implement solutions  
• Discuss supervisory concerns or potential violations directly with representatives and recommend corrective actions as appropriate  
• Assist Supervision leadership with process improvements, mentoring junior staff, and departmental initiatives  
• Promote a strong culture of compliance, accountability, and risk awareness across the field  

 

What You Need To Have  

 

• Bachelor’s degree required  
FINRA Series 7, 24, and 63 required  
FINRA Series 65 or 66 required  
FINRA Series 4 and 53 required (or ability to obtain within 6 months of hire if not already held)  
3+ years of progressive securities industry experience, including significant compliance and supervisory responsibilities  
3+ years of supervisory, principal, compliance, or sales leadership experience within the brokerage industry  
• Working knowledge of securities products and services, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, UITs, ETFs, REITs, annuities, options, alternative investments, and advisory products  
• Deep understanding of FINRA rules, regulatory requirements, suitability standards, and supervisory best practices  
• Strong criticalthinking, decisionmaking, and riskassessment skills  
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with representatives, leadership, and regulators  
• Demonstrated ability to operate independently in a fastpaced, timesensitive, supervisory environment  

 

What Is Nice To Have  

 

• Additional FINRA licenses or industry certifications  
• Insurance licenses  
• Prior independent brokerdealer experience  
• Experience with systems such as Pershing, NFS, Smarsh, Albridge, Protegent, Salesforce and Docupace  
• Experience supporting M&A, region growth efforts, complex supervision matters, or firmwide initiatives  

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