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Rudolf K.

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Business Analyst

Dreieich
Rudolf K.

Last position:

Business Analyst at Kreis Consulting

  • Revision of the fee model (concept and testing) in the new XTP software
  • Analysis and quality assurance of existing reports for the business department
  • Upload, download and analysis of data records for EMIR (ETD, OTC), MiFIR, SFTR and MMSR using deltaconX and Abacus TR
  • Documentation of daily reports
  • Configuration of a new software application for daily reporting
  • Analysis of new instruments on the capital market
  • Analysis for the implementation of market data for gold and silver for pricing coins in the online shop
  • Adjustment of the existing pairing and matching conditions for EMIR
  • Coordination with counterparties regarding pairing and matching differences
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Markus G.

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Master Candidate

Frankfurt am Main
Markus G.

Last position:

Master Candidate at Universidad de Málaga

  • Final preparation for the defense to graduate with a Master's in Computer Science for the PhD
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Oliver K.

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Certified Public Accountant (German Public Auditor)

Kronberg im Taunus
Oliver K.

Last position:

Certified Public Accountant (German Public Auditor) at Self-employed

Internal audit at two credit institutions in the cooperative sector: MaRisk, risk management/overall bank management, accounting according to HGB, reporting requirements, CRR, anti-money laundering, outsourcing, compliance, KWG, capital gains tax, payment transactions, credit examination (system and individual case reviews with collateral valuation), internal control system, institutional compensation regulation, balance reconciliation, electronic banking, data protection, membership matters, account openings, personnel, associated business, inheritance regulations, special matters, goods trading, CSRD/taxonomy regulation/ESRS/sustainability, problem loans and intensive support.

Internal audit at an asset management company: outsourcing, risk management, collective fund management, anti-money laundering, institutional compensation regulation, InvMaRisk, IFRS (2023-2025).

Internal audit at a CRR credit institution including risk management, liability umbrella, procurement: MiFID II conduct of business rules according to §§ 63 ff. WpHG, KWG, HGB, WpHG, WpHG compliance, WpHGMaAnzV, EBA, BaFin (2023-2025).

External report review for financial statements of securities institutions and crypto companies: Securities Institution Act (WpIG), KWG, IFRS, appendix, management report, MaRisk, risk management/overall bank management, accounting according to HGB, reporting requirements, CRR, anti-money laundering, outsourcing, compliance, system and individual case reviews with collateral valuation, internal control system (2025).

Internal audit at a credit institution in the cooperative sector (2023-2024): MaRisk, risk management/overall bank management, accounting according to HGB, reporting requirements, CRR, anti-money laundering, outsourcing, compliance, KWG, capital gains tax, payment transactions, credit examination, internal control system, institutional compensation regulation, balance reconciliation, electronic banking, data protection, membership matters, account openings, personnel, associated business, inheritance regulations, special matters, intensive support and problem loans.

Audit of open-ended investment funds (04/2024-05/2024): AIF, KAGB, OGAW, UCITS, SICAV, management company.

Annual financial statement audit at a leasing institution (2023-2024): KWG, HGB, leasing regulations, appendix, management report, reporting requirements, compliance, anti-money laundering, outsourcing, internal audit.

Audit of regulatory requirements at securities institution according to WpIG, MaRisk, anti-money laundering (2024).

IFRS financial statement preparation for investment funds (07/2019-05/2023): HGB to IFRS conversion, appendix, hedge accounting, provisions, equity, price review, subfunds, poolfunds, SICAV, FCP, IFRS 37, IAS 32, 39, IFRS 7, IFRS 9.

Audit of reporting requirements (banking supervision law) at PIE institution (securities trading bank) (02/2023).

Workstream lead for migration of accounting for closed-end funds including closed-end funds accounting/valuation (real estate, aircraft, infrastructure including hedge accounting), particularly multi-level fund structures at overall fund level as well as individual company financial statements within funds (SPVs) according to HGB/KAGB/IFRS, fund administration (consolidation, NAV calculation, regulatory reporting, asset management, particularly fund accounting of tangible assets such as system expansion, system change, setting up new closed-end funds in existing accounting systems), preparation of decision templates from a business perspective and presentation in a steering committee, board-level communication, interface management between IT and the business department, interim assumption of coordination and continuation of VAT reporting at an asset servicing bank (11/2022-02/2023).

Advisory and support for funding applications at a funding institution (11/2022-01/2023).

Conducting annual financial statement audits for a financial holding, credit institution and securities institution according to HGB and WpIG including banking supervision law review (internal audit, anti-money laundering, compliance, MaRisk, CRR, institutional compensation regulation) (03/2022-07/2022).

Annual financial statement audit of a credit institution with a focus on crypto business/crypto trading according to HGB and WpIG including banking supervision law review (internal audit, anti-money laundering, compliance, MaRisk, institutional compensation regulation, CRR, compliance, anti-money laundering, outsourcing) (03/2022-07/2022).

Conducting annual financial statement audits for a financial holding, credit institution and securities institution according to HGB and WpIG including banking supervision law review (internal audit, anti-money laundering, compliance, MaRisk, institutional compensation regulation) (03/2022-07/2022).

Support of internal audit at a credit institution (02/2022-04/2022).

Project-related quality assurance (internal audit, anti-money laundering, compliance, MaRisk, institutional compensation regulation, accounting according to commercial law) and report review during annual financial statement audit of a securities trading bank (10/2021-03/2022).

Project-related quality assurance and report review during annual financial statement audit (including banking supervision law including problem loans and intensive support and executed corporate actions) of a commercial bank (10/2021-03/2022).

IFRS conversion of SPACs (05/2021-08/2021).

Advisory and support for funding applications at a funding institution (04/2021-06/2021).

Support of internal audit at a credit institution (02/2021-04/2021).

Project-related quality assurance (internal audit, anti-money laundering, compliance, MaRisk, institutional compensation regulation, accounting according to commercial law) and report review during annual financial statement audit of a securities trading bank (10/2020-03/2021).

Project-related quality assurance and report review during annual financial statement audit (including banking supervision law and executed corporate actions) of a commercial bank (10/2020-03/2021).

Training in IFRS 17 topics (01/2021).

Annual financial statement audit according to HGB (including banking supervision law and corporate actions) at a factoring company (09/2020-11/2020).

Support in preparation of consolidated financial statement at a real estate leasing company according to HGB (08/2020).

Final audit of 4 leasing companies including banking supervision law and executed corporate actions (04/2020-08/2020).

Project-related quality assurance (internal audit, anti-money laundering, compliance, MaRisk, institutional compensation regulation, accounting according to commercial law) and report review during annual financial statement audit of a securities trading bank (12/2019-06/2020).

Project-related quality assurance and report review during annual financial statement audit of a commercial bank (12/2019-04/2020).

Functional quality assurance during preparation of annual financial statement according to HGB and answering technical questions (management report, notes) regarding accounting according to HGB at a commercial bank specializing in project and aircraft financing (11/2019-02/2020).

Support of "Accounting Principles" department at a commercial bank with focus on "consumer credit business" particularly on IFRS 9 (hedge accounting, deferred taxes HGB and IFRS) and IFRS 16 (12/2018-06/2019).

Preparation of model audit report and critical review of fund reports for an audit firm.

Preparation of checklists for WpHG audits (12/2018-03/2019).

Project-related quality assurance and report review during annual financial statement audit of a commercial bank (12/2018-03/2019).

Project-related quality assurance (internal audit, anti-money laundering, compliance, MaRisk, institutional compensation regulation, accounting according to commercial law including executed corporate actions) and report review during annual financial statement audit of a securities trading bank (12/2018-03/2019).

Interim management at an international bank with focus on wealth management: advisory on classification of financial instruments under HGB and IFRS, ensuring IFRS reporting preparation, monitoring and derivation of measures to ensure annual financial statement according to HGB considering Brexit changes, ensuring and documenting expert concepts and process descriptions, advisory on technical questions regarding BFA 2, BFA 3, IAS 39, IFRS 9 (06/2018-11/2018).

Internal inspection (04/2018-05/2018).

Project-related quality assurance during execution of annual financial statement audit (with corporate actions) at a securities trading bank and commercial bank (01/2018-03/2018).

Internal audit at an asset management company (anti-money laundering, KAMaRisk, MAD, MIFIR, PRIIP regulation, WpHG) (12/2017-01/2018).

Participation in monthly reconciliations and plausibility checks of derivative results according to HGB and IFRS including executed corporate actions (IAS 39 and IFRS 9), preparation of reports on development and analysis of derivative results, regular preparation of IFRS reporting package, support of commercial law annual financial statement preparation (appendix, management report), support in SAP Fin introduction relating to derivatives including testing of financial instruments in SAP Bank Analyzer for correct posting and support in basic work and basic questions at a public-law development bank in Frankfurt (11/2016-11/2017).

Report review for WpHG audit at a securities trading bank (10/2017).

Project-related quality assurance during execution of annual financial statement audit at a securities trading bank by a mid-size audit firm (01/2017-04/2017).

Preparation of technical IT concept IFRS 9 for loans and answering technical questions IAS 39, IFRS 9 for loans, treasury, hedge accounting and fair value (05/2016-10/2016).

Audit of consolidated package according to IFRS (01/2016).

Participation in development of a group-wide chart of accounts (including representation of corporate actions) according to HGB and IFRS (07/2014-03/2016).

Participation in preparation of a cross-functional (risk management, controlling, accounting, tax) valid new product hierarchy - financial instruments in the group (07/2014-03/2016).

ECB audit: Asset Quality Review Phase 2 PPA (spring 2014).

Audit according to WpHG and deposit law (including MiFID) (spring 2014).

Audit of annual financial statement of a credit institution (including FinRep) (11/2013-03/2014).

Preparation of annual financial statement at a leasing company (accounting according to HGB) including substance value calculations according to HGB and IFRS (10/2012-11/2013).

Preparation of (consolidated) financial statements of credit institutions, clearing and exchange companies (accounting according to HGB and IFRS), preparation of notes according to HGB and IFRS and comparison of annual financial statement information with FINREP criteria and considering MiFID requirements (11/2010-06/2012).

Management of internal audit at an investment stock corporation and securities trading bank (2012).

Additional topics: WpHG compliance audit, anti-money laundering and notification requirements, risk management systems (MaRisk and InvMaRisk), compliance, contingency plan, outsourcing, trading book – investment book, trading and settlement, investment limits, management fees and performance calculations, accounting topics particularly financial instruments including hedge accounting, fair value measurement, pensions, disposal of business segments, interest effects on long-term provisions and liabilities, deferred taxes, subsidiary and associated companies, impairment, foreign currency translation, support of accounting during planned merger of two exchange companies, support of accounting during implementation of full banking license requirements, support of accounting during integration of a majority-owned company into group chart of accounts, risk management audit, audit of processes for restructuring and workout loans, portfolio audit according to WpHG, technical project responsibility for central price provision project for securities/active market, organization and management of meetings and preparation of decisions on this project, development/preparation of IFRS expert concepts considering accounting modernization law on equity-debt, impairment, market price use according to IAS 39/active market considering exposure draft fair value measurement, deferred taxes, operational support in determination of notes according to HGB in a securities and loans group, technical contact person for IFRS questions in the Financial Instruments department, preparation of seminar materials on foreign currency translation according to BilMoG, ad hoc special investigations.

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Yann K.

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Freelance Management Consultant

Bad Soden am Taunus
Yann K.

Last position:

Freelance Management Consultant at Kissel Business Consulting

  • Jul 2024 – Feb 2025 Transformation (NDA – Clients)

  • Implementation of the value creation plan in a private equity-backed industrial company

  • Served as Interim Transformation Officer; responsibilities: central project management including timeline, budget, resources, reporting, risks

  • Oct 2023 – Apr 2024 Sourcing, Regulation (Retail Bank DE)

  • Change Lead for the implementation of a regulation (CESOP), responsible for project governance, project controlling (budget, resources) and project reporting, stakeholder management, timeline and project risks

  • Drafted SLAs and aligned with relevant 2nd lines (Legal, Compliance, Tax, Third Party Risk – MaRisk BAIT, ORM) for sourced services; aligned on the Statement of Work

  • Apr 2023 – Aug 2023 IT Program Management (Retail Bank DE)

  • Local coordinator for the rollout of a project management software combining program and agile backlog management views

  • Responsible for migration preparation, communication of changes and new logic in Germany, stakeholder management

  • Oct 2022 – Aug 2023 Regulation (Retail Bank DE)

  • Local lead of the global program; combined 4 local projects (retail/wholesale banking) to implement the next generation messaging standard (ISO 20022)

  • Implemented local project governance, communicated progress, aligned and managed stakeholders with global HQ

  • Jul 2022 – Mar 2023 Digitalization, Data Management (Retail Bank DE)

  • Change Lead aligning the local retail data model to the global standard and its implications for internal data providers and consumers

  • Designed and aligned a detailed implementation plan with global and local stakeholders

  • Project management: set up new project governance and routines, reviewed progress in weekly meetings with product owners, chaired SteerCo meetings, documentation

  • May 2022 – Apr 2023 KYC Regulation, Process Management (Retail Bank DE)

  • Built a highly automated customer offboarding process for retail clients due to non-compliance

  • Change Lead in development, testing and implementation in an agile environment with a 40-FTE project team

  • Project management: held SteerCo meetings, accountable for the business case, project risk management, stakeholder management

  • Jan 2022 – Mar 2022 Strategy, Product Development (NDA - Exchange)

  • Coordinator in the concept phase for developing a cryptocurrency certificate with an external investment bank

  • Orchestrated 5 workstreams, provided overarching PMO and stakeholder management

  • Created the business case and aligned strategic options

  • Oct 2020 – Oct 2021 Business Transformation, Sourcing (Largest German Bank)

  • Implemented the organizational target operating model for KYC Germany as project manager

  • Managed staffing and location setup (hired 250 FTE, logistics for new site)

  • Built the KYC competence center for German large caps (department, team, roles) process-wise and organizationally

  • Advised on contract negotiations with procurement for sourcing an external KYC provider

  • Jan 2020 – Sep 2020 Digitalization, KYC Regulation (Largest German Bank)

  • Germany coordinator (project manager) in an agile project to introduce an AMLD-5 compliant KYC software (MVP)

  • Stakeholder management as nexus between local staff and management (back & front office), global project management, product owners, IT

  • Incident management (capture, prioritization, tracking) with JIRA

  • Jan 2018 – Jun 2019 Business Transformation, Tax Evasion Prevention Act Regulation (Largest German Bank)

  • Led the implementation of the Tax Evasion Prevention Act in the global Corporate & Investment Banking division

  • Analyzed legal requirements and developed a control concept in alignment with business and infrastructure units

  • Successfully implemented IT and process solutions within budget and timeline; prepared initial regulatory reporting to the Federal Central Tax Office

  • Project management: initiation, chaired SteerCo meetings, communication

  • Dec 2016 – Dec 2017 Business Transformation, Banking Separation Act Regulation (Largest German Bank)

  • Led the implementation of the Banking Separation Act in the global Global Transaction Banking (GTB) division

  • Developed target operating model and process design (control concept) in coordination with IT and 2nd lines (Legal, Compliance)

  • Successfully implemented changes in business units and IT per regulatory requirements

  • PMO and represented the internal GTB project management in committees

  • Jul 2015 Project Management (Largest German Bank – Asset Management)

  • Implemented an asset management front-office system

  • Interim head of the global PMO (Frankfurt, New York) with 4 staff

  • Planned milestones, budget, regular reporting

  • Prepared, attended and followed up on senior governance meetings

  • Apr 2015 – Jun 2015 M&A Consulting – Due Diligence (NDA – Asset Management)

  • Led a European operational due diligence (buy side) for a European asset manager back-office provider

  • Produced red flag reports: screened data rooms, assessed organizational structure, identified risks in acquisitions

  • Designed operating model scenarios for operations including business case

  • Jan 2015 – Feb 2015 Target Operating Model (Largest German Bank)

  • Conducted market and competitor analysis to realign multiple securities processing units (private & corporate clients)

  • Ran a strategy workshop to develop a new target operating model for securities processing

  • Jan 2014 – Dec 2014 M&A Consulting – Post Merger Integration (Largest German Bank)

  • Organizational restructuring and group integration during the post-merger integration phase

  • Deputy project manager leading 4 staff in the Integration Management Office (status reporting, attended sponsor meetings with senior management)

  • Advised workstreams on cost reduction, synergy realization and business case controlling across 11 subprojects

  • Feb 2013 – Dec 2013 Sourcing (State-owned Resolution Agency)

  • Coordinated sourcing activities for the bankwide service-level agreement (SLA) creation with an external service provider

  • Checked SLAs for completeness and consistency, facilitated cross-functional alignment within the bank

  • Advised on preparing negotiation positions and participated in discussions with service providers and senior management

  • Jun 2012 – Jan 2013 Sourcing (State-owned Resolution Agency)

  • Developed site strategy: scenario analysis for European locations and created business case

  • Advised and prepared tender and contract documents per EU procurement rules for outsourcing portfolio management services

  • Led a team in drafting portfolio management service-level agreements

  • Mar 2012 – Jun 2012 M&A Consulting – Carve-Out (Largest German Bank – Asset Management)

  • Global carve-out of the institutional asset management business to a US investor

  • Led the global operations workstream focusing on 3rd-party contract review, portfolio analysis, drafting and negotiating transitional service agreements

  • Oct 2011 – Feb 2012 Regulation (various banks)

  • Central support for FATCA project teams with technical work and Deloitte position papers

  • Conducted client workshops for a cooperative bank on FATCA strategy for foreign financial institutions

  • Process redesign and advisory support during implementation

  • Jul 2011 – Oct 2011 M&A Consulting – Carve-Out (Life Insurance)

  • Planned and prepared an M&A carve-out transaction

  • Analyzed existing processes and defined target processes; facilitated cross-functional workshops and created day-1 checklists

  • Operationally led the PMO with 3 staff for the carve-out (prepared and participated in steering committee, developed project plan)

  • Feb 2011 – Jul 2011 Project Management (Life Insurance)

  • Operational leadership of the PMO, project risk management

  • Prepared post-merger integration steering committee at C-level

  • Project reporting, stakeholder management, project and budget controlling

  • Nov 2010 – Jan 2011 Securities Processing (Landesbank)

  • Created data processing and business concepts for securities trading

  • Designed test cases for IT interfaces

  • Independently coordinated test execution with business requirements

  • Sep 2010 – Oct 2010 Project Management (Asset Manager)

  • PMO for introducing an independent P&L

  • Budget tracking, prepared and documented steering committee

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Statistics of experts using KWG

Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.

Experience

32 years

KWG experts in Frankfurt have 32 years of professional experience on average.

Position duration

3.7 years

KWG experts in Frankfurt stay in a single position for 3.7 years on average.

Positions per freelancer

15

KWG experts in Frankfurt have completed 15 positions on average over the course of their careers.

Top business areas

Information Technology, Operations, Project Management

KWG experts in Frankfurt have gathered most of their hands-on project experience in Information Technology, Operations, and Project Management.

Top industries

Banking and Finance, Professional Services, Insurance

KWG experts in Frankfurt are most in demand in Banking and Finance, Professional Services, and Insurance.

Certification focus areas

Project Management, Product Development, Accounting

KWG experts in Frankfurt earn their certifications most often in Project Management, Product Development, and Accounting.

Bachelor's degree or higher

50%

50% of KWG experts in Frankfurt hold at least a Bachelor's degree.

Master's degree or higher

25%

25% of KWG experts in Frankfurt hold at least a Master's degree.

Certifications per freelancer

3

KWG experts in Frankfurt hold 3 professional certifications on average.

Most common languages

German, English, French

KWG experts in Frankfurt most often speak German, English, and French.

Speak two or more languages

100%

100% of KWG experts in Frankfurt speak two or more languages.

Based on our profile pool as of 29 Oct 2026.

Daily rate distribution

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50% of KWG experts in Frankfurt charge less than €960 per day.
33% of KWG experts in Frankfurt charge between €960 and €1120 per day.
17% of KWG experts in Frankfurt charge €1280 or more per day.
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Average rates of experts in Frankfurt using KWG

Rates are based on recent contracts and do not include FRATCH margin.

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Daily rate avg. 983 €

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Median rate 992 €

The median daily rate is the middle value of all daily rates — half of comparable freelancers charge less, half charge more. Unlike the average, it is barely affected by outliers.

Calculated based on our freelancers’ daily rates as of 29 Oct 2026. Actual rates may vary depending on seniority level, experience, skill specialization, project complexity, and engagement length.

KWG experts industry focus

See which industries our matched freelancers work in most often — every figure is calculated live from the freelancers on FRATCH.

  • Banking and Finance (100%)
  • Professional Services (83%)
  • Insurance (50%)
  • Information Technology (50%)
  • Automotive (33%)
  • Energy (33%)
  • Manufacturing (33%)
  • Aerospace and Defense (17%)

Please note that freelancers can work across multiple industries, so percentages overlap.

About the technology

What KWG covers

The Kreditwesengesetz, commonly called KWG or the German Banking Act, is a central framework for banking and financial supervision in Germany. It defines requirements for institutions that conduct banking business or provide certain financial services. Companies use KWG expertise to assess whether planned activities require authorisation and which organisational duties apply.

Regulatory scope

KWG work can cover licensing, ownership structures, governance, risk management and ongoing supervisory obligations. Specialists examine business models, products and processes against the relevant provisions. They also help coordinate documentation and communication with authorities such as BaFin and, where relevant, the Deutsche Bundesbank.

Ecosystem and deliverables

KWG projects often connect legal, compliance and operational work:

  • Regulatory perimeter and licensing assessments
  • Authorisation applications and supporting documents
  • Compliance frameworks and internal policies
  • Governance, risk and control documentation
  • Reviews of outsourcing and payment-service arrangements

Professionals may also work with AML requirements, MaRisk, ZAG, CRR and data protection controls, depending on the business model.

When companies need specialists

Companies bring in freelance KWG specialists when launching a regulated service, changing an operating model or preparing for supervisory scrutiny. External support is useful during restructuring, market entry, remediation and due diligence. In Frankfurt, projects may involve banks, fintechs, asset managers and other financial-service firms that need close coordination with local teams.

Strong professional practice

Strong specialists translate regulatory text into decisions, controls and evidence that business teams can use. They distinguish between a licensing question, a compliance gap and a broader governance issue. Good work is traceable, proportionate to the business model and aligned with related German and European requirements.

Choosing the right support

Before engaging a freelancer, define the regulated activity, project stage, internal stakeholders and expected deliverables. Look for experience with comparable institutions, clear reasoning and practical documentation rather than generic legal summaries. Frankfurt-based collaboration can support workshops and supervisory meetings, while remote work suits document reviews and policy development when communication and German-language requirements are agreed early.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about KWG? Start with the answers below.

KWG is used to determine whether a business conducts banking business or provides financial services requiring authorisation in Germany. It also sets expectations for governance, risk management, ownership and ongoing supervision.

Kreditwesengesetz provides the broader German framework for institutions and regulated activities. ZAG focuses on payment services and electronic money, while MaRisk provides supervisory requirements for risk management and internal controls.

A strong KWG specialist often understands AML controls, MaRisk, ZAG, CRR, data protection and outsourcing governance. Experience with licensing files, compliance monitoring and supervisory communication is also valuable.

Companies usually engage a German Banking Act specialist when assessing a new business model, preparing an authorisation application or remediating compliance findings. Freelancers can also support restructuring, due diligence and regulatory change projects.

The right level depends on the scope and regulatory complexity. A focused perimeter assessment may need a specialist who can analyse the activity and document the conclusion, while an authorisation or remediation programme calls for deeper licensing, governance and stakeholder experience.

KWG projects can often be delivered remotely through secure document exchange, workshops and structured reviews. On-site work in Frankfurt may help when teams need intensive coordination, preparation for supervisory meetings or German-language collaboration.

Ask the specialist to explain how they would map your activities to the relevant requirements and what evidence they would produce. Good answers are specific, distinguish legal interpretation from operational advice and show awareness of BaFin expectations without overstating certainty.

A KWG freelancer should clarify the regulated entity, business activities, project mandate, decision owners and access to existing policies. It is also important to agree whether the work covers analysis only or includes drafting, implementation support and communication with authorities.

The average hourly rate of freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used KWG in their recent projects is 123 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 983 € based on an 8-hour working day.

Of the freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used KWG in their recent projects, 50% hold at least a Bachelor's degree and 25% hold at least a Master's degree.

On average, freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used KWG in their recent projects have 32 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 3.7 years.

The most common languages among freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used KWG in their recent projects are German (100%), English (100%), and French (33%).

The most common industries among freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used KWG in their recent projects are Banking and Finance (100%), Professional Services (83%), and Insurance (50%).

The most common business areas among freelancers in Frankfurt, Germany who have used KWG in their recent projects are Information Technology (83%), Operations (83%), and Project Management (83%).

Main locations of FRATCH Experts, who have recently used KWG

Our freelancers and interim experts are at home across the DACH region — available on-site in the major business hubs or fully remote. Choose a location to discover matched specialists, local market insights and up-to-date availability.

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