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Finance Regulatory Reporting Change Lead
Finance Regulatory Reporting Change Lead
About the Role
The Finance Regulatory Reporting Change Lead will oversee and drive regulatory reporting transformation initiatives within the Banking Department. This role demands expertise in financial services regulations, strong project management skills, and the ability to ensure compliant, efficient delivery of change projects.
Client Details
This opportunity exists with a well-established organisation in the banking sector, renowned for its robust industry presence. As a large-scale organisation, it provides comprehensive banking and financial solutions.
Responsibilities
Key responsibilities include:
- Leading regulatory reporting change initiatives to ensure compliance with financial regulations
- Managing all Regulatory Change activities with deep knowledge of:
- UK Prudential Regulations
- EU Regulatory environment
- Collaborating with stakeholders across the Banking department to align on project goals
- Analysing current reporting processes to identify improvement and efficiency opportunities
- Developing and implementing strategies for regulatory changes and requirements
- Providing oversight and guidance to project teams for timely, accurate delivery
- Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of banking regulations and industry best practices
- Communicating project updates and outcomes to senior management and stakeholders
- Ensuring all reporting processes comply with internal and external regulatory standards
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Job Requirements
A successful candidate will possess:
- Proven expertise in banking regulations and regulatory reporting
- Ideally part-qualified or fully qualified accountant
- Specialised understanding of major regulatory rules and reporting, including:
- Liquidity
- Capital
- Large exposures
- Statistical reporting
- FINREP
- Product knowledge gained through experience in the banking sector
- Strong understanding of regulatory systems, especially:
- Experience with WKFS (FRSGlobal) products across multiple countries
- Ability to produce business requirements in liaison with Regulatory reporting teams
- Strong project management skills with the ability to lead complex initiatives
- Proficiency in:
- Data interrogation and analysis on Oracle-based platforms and/or MS Access (SQL)
- Certified functional expert and business analyst in:
- Banking sector
- Multiple countries
- Experience collaborating with diverse stakeholders in the banking industry
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
- Ability to adapt to changing regulatory environments and implement effective solutions


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Job Offer
The position offers:
- Competitive salary (up to £120K per annum)
- Standard benefits package supporting professional and personal needs
- Opportunity to work in a large, established financial services organisation
- Permanent position providing stability and career growth
- London-based role, a key global financial hub with excellent networking opportunities
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