AFM is the independent Dutch authority overseeing conduct across savings, investment, insurance, loans, pensions, capital markets, and asset management. The tech stack—Databricks, SQL Server, Python, scikit-learn, Power BI on Azure—reveals a data-driven regulator building out analytics and automation capabilities. Active hiring is concentrated in data (9 roles) and legal (7), with senior staff dominating the mix, signaling investment in both technical infrastructure and regulatory expertise rather than frontline operations.
AFM is an independent government agency founded in 2002, headquartered in Amsterdam, supervising financial market conduct across the Netherlands. The organization oversees behavior and integrity across eight major sectors: savings, investment, insurance, loans, pensions, capital markets, asset management, and financial reporting. With 501–1,000 staff, AFM operates as a market conduct authority focused on fair and transparent financial markets. Current work spans process automation, data integration, risk management policy, and thematic supervision investigations, with stated challenges including IT risk management, outsourcing oversight, fraud prevention, market manipulation detection, and NIS2 compliance.
AFM supervises conduct across the entire Dutch financial sector: savings, investment, insurance, loans, pensions, capital markets, asset management, and financial reporting. As an independent authority, it works to ensure fair, transparent markets and sustainable financial well-being.
Core tools include Databricks, SQL Server, Python, scikit-learn, Power BI, Azure DevOps, Azure Entra ID, and Git. AFAS (accounting/HR software) is also in use. The stack emphasizes data integration, analytics, and cloud-based automation on Microsoft Azure.
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