Financial Conduct Authority
Financial Crime Data Analyst
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Job Title: Financial Crime Data Analyst
Division: Supervision, Policy & Competition (SPC)
Department: Financial Crime Markets (FCMI)
Salary
National (Edinburgh and Leeds) ranging from £43,100 to £48,000 and London £47,300 to £53,000 (salary offered will be based on skills and experience)
This role is graded as: Associate – Level 8 – Regulatory
Your external recruitment contact is Steve Christopher via steve.christopher@fca.org.uk. Your internal recruitment contact is Isabelle Groves via isabelle.groves@fca.org.uk.
Applications must be submitted through our online portal. Applications sent via social media or email will not be accepted.
About The FCA And Team
We regulate financial services firms in the UK, to keep financial markets fair, thriving and effective. By joining us, you’ll play a key part in protecting consumers, driving economic growth and shaping the future of financial services in the UK.
SPC oversees firms and individuals (supervision), creates and reviews the rules by which they operate (policy) and identifies and remedies ineffective competition in markets (competition.
The Financial Crime Market Intervention department, within the Specialist Directorate, provides specialist expertise to help reduce the risk that regulated businesses are used for financial crime.
The department includes four Financial Crime Specialist Supervision teams, a Sanctions Supervision Team, a Fraud Supervision Team and a Risk, Data and Strategy Team. Working with colleagues across the FCA and external partners, it focuses on money laundering, financial sanctions, fraud, bribery and corruption. This role sits in the Risk, Data and Strategy Team.
Role Responsibilities
- Help shape innovative data-led approaches that enhance the FCA’s ability to prevent and detect financial crime, protecting consumers and markets across the UK
- Turn complex data into clear, actionable insights that support supervisory decisions and drive meaningful regulatory outcomes
- Collaborate with colleagues across Data and Supervision to deliver impactful projects that enhance the FCA’s financial crime capabilities
- Develop specialist skills in data analytics within a high-profile regulatory environment, building skills and experience that can help protect millions of consumers
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Minimum Skills Required
- Prior experience using Excel, SQL, or another data analytics tool to interrogate and manipulate data
- Prior experience analysing data to answer defined questions and draw practical conclusions
- Prior experience presenting analysis clearly in written, visual, or verbal formats
Essential
- Effective communication skills, with the ability to explain data analysis and insights clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
- Ability to deliver high-quality work to tight deadlines, using initiative and sound judgement
- Well-developed stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build effective relationships, provide constructive challenge and confidently engage with senior stakeholders
- Ability to prioritise competing demands and manage multiple pieces of work with minimal supervision
- A collaborative and forward-thinking approach, demonstrating curiosity, innovation and a positive attitude to problem-solving
- Confidence in making informed judgements, taking timely decisions and learning from experience to continuously improve outcomes
- Experience creating data visualisation dashboards (e.g. Tableau), analytical programming languages (e.g. Python, R or advanced SQL) and knowledge of financial services, regulation, financial crime, or supervisory data is desirable
Benefits
- 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Colleagues spend a minimum of 50% of their working time in the office each month (60% for Directors and Executive Directors) across our London, Leeds and Edinburgh offices
- Non-contributory pension (8–12% depending on age) and life assurance at eight times your salary
- Private healthcare with Bupa, income protection and 24/7 Employee Assistance
- 35 hours of paid volunteering annually
- A flexible benefits scheme designed around your lifestyle
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For a full list of our benefits and our recruitment process as a whole visit our benefits page.
Our values and culture
Our colleagues are the key to our success as a regulator. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive culture: one that’s free from discrimination and bias, celebrates difference and supports colleagues to deliver at their best. We believe that our differences and similarities enable us to be a better organisation – one that makes better decisions, drives innovation and delivers better regulation.
If you require any adjustments due to a disability or condition, your recruiter is here to help - reach out for tailored support.
We welcome diverse working styles and aim to find flexible solutions that suit both the role and individual needs, including options like part-time and job sharing where applicable.
Disability confident: our hiring approach
We’re proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and therefore, people or individuals with disabilities and long-term conditions who best meet the minimum criteria for a role will go through to the next stage of the recruitment process. In cases of high application volumes we may progress applicants whose experience most closely matches the role’s key requirements.
Useful information and timelines
Timeline:
- Job advert close: 30th September 2026 at Midnight
- CV Review/Shortlist: 2nd - 6th October 2026
- Interviews w/c 19th October 2026
Your Recruiter will discuss the process in detail with you during screening for the role, therefore, please make them aware if you are going to be unavailable for any date during this time.
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