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Senior Analyst - Distribution Governance

Melbourne OfficeHybrid · Australia
Senior · FullTime · Operations
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About Netwealth

Netwealth isn't just a company. We're shaping the future of wealth in Australia. Our award-winning platform and NextGen technology empower advisers and investors to achieve more, and we're proud to be recognised as one of Australia's most innovative FinTech businesses.

Since 1999, we've grown rapidly by challenging the status quo. We move fast, think big, and stay agile. Free from unnecessary bureaucracy so we can deliver smarter solutions for our clients and create real impact.

But what truly sets us apart? Our people. We're a team of curious, optimistic and courageous individuals who collaborate to make life better for more Australians. We value authenticity, and agility, and we believe in creating an environment where you can do your best work, grow your career, and feel part of something meaningful.

If you're looking for a place where your ideas matter, where innovation is celebrated, and where you can help shape a brighter financial future, join us at Netwealth.

The opportunity

As our Senior Analyst you'll play a key role in strengthening and evolving Netwealth's adviser and licensee oversight program.

You'll work across the business to assess adviser conduct, identify emerging risks, review controls, investigate issues, and provide insights that help protect clients while supporting sustainable growth.

The best governance professionals don't just find problems - they prevent them.

Behind every great financial services business is a team of people quietly asking the important questions.

"Are we doing the right thing?"

"What risks are emerging?"

"How do we know our customers are getting good outcomes?"

At Netwealth, we're looking for someone who thrives in that space.

Someone who enjoys joining the dots, challenging assumptions, investigating complex situations, and turning information into meaningful action.

Someone who can see both the detail and the bigger picture.

If you've built your career in adviser oversight, governance, compliance, assurance, risk, or monitoring and you're looking for a role where your work genuinely matters, this could be the role for you.

You'll be trusted to

Lead complex reviews and investigations

Analyse conduct, governance and customer outcome risks

Identify patterns, trends and emerging issues

Provide recommendations that drive meaningful change

Support governance reporting and executive decision making

Coach and guide other analysts across the team

Partner with Distribution, Product, Legal, Risk & Compliance and Operations stakeholders across the business.

You'll have the autonomy to think critically, challenge constructively and help shape how adviser oversight continues to evolve at Netwealth.

What makes this role interesting?

Most governance jobs focus on finding issues.

This role focuses on understanding why issues occur and helping prevent them from happening again.

You'll be looking beyond individual cases and asking

What's the root cause?

Is this an isolated event or an emerging trend?

What controls should exist?

How do we improve customer outcomes?

You'll influence decisions without relying on authority, work with senior stakeholders across the business, and help ensure our governance framework remains strong in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.

You'll be successful if

You've worked in:

Adviser oversight

Risk & compliance

Governance

Assurance

Wealth management

Financial advice

Platform operations

Licensee monitoring

Financial services investigations

and you're comfortable

Leading complex reviews independently

Assessing regulatory and conduct risks

Analysing large volumes of information

Making evidence-based decisions

Translating technical findings into clear business recommendations

Communicating confidently with senior stakeholders.

Experience with adviser obligations, advice fees, client consents, disclosure requirements, complaints, incident reporting, remediation programs or risk monitoring frameworks will be highly regarded.

Why Netwealth?

Because governance should have a seat at the table.

At Netwealth, you'll join a business that values curiosity, courage and continuous improvement.

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