Michael Page
Analytics Governance Analyst

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Join a leading international financial services organisation as it builds a new Analytics Governance capability. You'll play a key role in a high-profile data transformation programme, helping to establish governance frameworks, drive regulatory compliance, and influence analytics standards across the business. This is a unique chance to shape enterprise-wide change and leave a lasting impact.
Client Details
Our client is a leading global financial institution with a strong presence across EMEA and an ambitious data transformation agenda. Following substantial investment in its Data Office function, the organisation is focused on building industry-leading governance, data management, and analytics capabilities to support regulatory requirements and unlock greater business value from data.
With a rapidly expanding data function and strong executive sponsorship, this is an excellent opportunity to influence change at scale within a highly visible programme.
Description
- Champion Analytics Governance standards and promote best practice across the organisation.
- Identify, classify, catalogue and maintain inventories of Key Data Uses (KDUs) and End User Computing (EUC) tools.
- Conduct governance assessments and gap analyses against established policies, standards and regulatory requirements.
- Define and track remediation plans with business owners to address identified governance gaps.
- Establish and maintain governance frameworks covering the lifecycle of analytics assets, from development through to retirement.
- Collaborate with stakeholders across business and technology teams to drive adoption of governance standards.
- Support compliance initiatives aligned to BCBS239 and broader regulatory expectations.
- Produce governance reporting, project updates and management information for senior stakeholders.
- Act as a trusted advisor, educating teams on analytics governance principles and driving cultural change.
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Profile
You will bring a blend of governance expertise, regulatory knowledge, stakeholder management skills, and a passion for driving organisational change.
Essential Experience
- Proven experience establishing Analytics Governance and/or EUC Governance frameworks.
- Strong understanding of BCBS239 principles and data-related regulatory requirements within financial services.
- Experience working within banking or financial services environments.
- Hands-on experience with governance and cataloguing tools such as Collibra, Apparity, or similar.
- Strong knowledge of analytics and reporting lifecycles, including relevant SDLC practices.
- Experience facilitating governance adoption across multiple stakeholder groups.
- Excellent communication, influencing, coaching and stakeholder engagement skills.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.


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Desirable Experience
- Knowledge of ECB-related regulatory programmes.
- Experience with Power BI and/or Tableau.
- Understanding of enterprise data governance, data lineage, and metadata management.
- Experience enabling controlled self-service analytics environments.
Job Offer
- Daily rate between £500 and £700, dependent on the level of experience.
- 2-3 days per week in the office (London - Liverpool Street)
- 6 month initial contract
- Opportunity to build a governance capability from the ground up.
- High-profile role within a major transformation programme.
- Exposure to senior stakeholders across business and technology functions.
- The chance to influence enterprise-wide data and analytics strategy.
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