Saragossa
Business Analyst

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Business Analyst - Wealth Management - £680-£780 per day
You are stepping into one of the most significant transformation programmes in wealth management right now.
This is a long term programme of work, which means you are not parachuting in to fix one small thing and move on. You are here for the duration, working across a business that is modernising its platforms, processes and operating model from the ground up. That gives you the kind of end to end project exposure that is genuinely hard to find.
The company is a leading name in wealth management and the scale of what they are doing internally is substantial. You will be embedded in a programme that touches every part of how the business operates, analysing requirements, shaping solutions and working closely with stakeholders across the organisation to make sure the right things get built in the right way.
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Your summer at the bank plus your econometrics coursework map directly to the day-one responsibilities on this scheme — client modelling, market briefings, and deal support.
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You will be doing the full business analyst role here. Workshops, process mapping, requirements, gap analysis, working with tech teams and the business side in equal measure. The breadth of the programme means no two months look the same.
To be the right fit for this, you will have a strong background as a business analyst within financial services, specifically wealth management. Financial crime knowledge is essential here, whether that is across AML, KYC, transaction monitoring or related areas. The programme touches this space directly and you need to hit the ground running.


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