Regulatory Reporting Analyst

Posted 17 April by LHH Recruitment Solutions
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LHH are partnered with a Tier 1 Investment Bank who are currently looking an Interim Regulatory Reporting Analyst to join their team on an initial 6-month contract, paying £350-£430pd inside IR35.

You will be a part of the Global Liquidity Management (GLM) team which is responsible for the timely preparation of Liquidity reporting across the organisation with teams based across Global locations. The 18 team members based in Chester are specifically focused on all EMEA-based reporting with requirements to regulators in the UK, Ireland and across the EU.

Responsibilities

  • Daily Reporting of Liquidity metrics, including analysis and investigation of moves
  • Liaising with internal colleagues, 2nd and 3rd line defence teams to streamline reporting and ensure the resolution of issues
  • Project Work - involving a wide scope of possibilities but mainly focused on improved design and control within existing reporting routines

What they are looking for

  • Prior regulatory reporting experience - ideally with a focus on Liquidity reporting such as LCR & NSFR
  • Attention to detail
  • Problem-solving, analytical and reasoning skills
  • Technically competent with an ability to learn and use new tools
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office - particularly good Excel skills
  • Time management and ability to meet SLAs and deadlines
  • Capacity to handle multiple tasks and work in a flexible environment
  • A basic understanding of investment banking products would be ideal

Required skills

  • Liquidity
  • LCR
  • PRA
  • FCA
  • Regulatory reporting
  • BoE
  • NSFR
  • regulatory reporting manager
  • regulatory analyst
  • Liquidity coverage ratio
  • net stable funding ratio

Reference: 52494447

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