UK Regulators' Network
Analyst (Wholesale Market Conduct)

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Ofgem
The energy regulator for Great Britain, https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/about-us/working-ofgem
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This is an exciting opportunity to join Ofgem’s Wholesale Market Conduct team and play a vital role in maintaining the integrity, transparency and effective functioning of Great Britain’s wholesale gas and electricity markets.
Working at the heart of market oversight and compliance, you will help identify, assess and investigate potential market misconduct, ensuring consumers are protected and market participants operate fairly and within regulatory requirements. As an Analyst, you will support a diverse range of casework, from the initial triage of potential market abuse alerts through to contributing to complex investigations involving market manipulation, insider trading and breaches of key regulatory obligations. Using a combination of trading data, energy system information, company communications and other evidence sources, you will apply strong analytical skills to identify patterns, assess risks and provide evidence-based recommendations.
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Location
London, Glasgow, Cardiff
Contract type
Full time, Permanent
Profession
Analysis, Assurance, Business Intelligence, Communications, Compliance, Consumer, Data analyst, Digital, Energy, Investigator, Marketing, Regulation, Risk
Working pattern
Flexible working, Hybrid
Closing Date
10/08/2026
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