Allen Lane
Insights Analyst

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Regulatory Insights Analyst
Permanent London Hybrid £40,000-£43,000 pa
The Regulatory Insights Analyst will be responsible for analysing both qualitative and quantitative data to understand and monitor risk across the profession we regulate. Using Power BI, SQL, and other tools, they will build and maintain dashboards and produce written analysis and reports that give colleagues and senior leaders a clear, timely view of emerging risks and trends. They will also help develop our key performance indicators (KPIs), key outcome indicators (KOIs), and management information, turning complex data into accessible insights that support effective, risk-based regulation in the public interest.
Key responsibilities of the post:
- Conduct analysis, using appropriate analytical techniques and tools such as Power BI and SQL, to identify emerging themes and risks in the regulated profession.
- Develop reports and insights based on this analysis in support of decision making, including to senior management.
- Develop and maintain our key performance indicators (KPIs), key outcome indicators (KOIs), and management information.
- Maintain the regulatory risk management framework, ensuring that it is up-to-date, accurate, and that stakeholders are aware of our steps to manage risk to our regulatory objectives.
- Work collaboratively with internal stakeholders to identify and assess potential risks and emerging trends.
- Contribute to the development of the strategies and plans.
- Participate in the development and delivery of training programs related to the client's regulatory risk management and analysis.
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Key skills and experience required include:
- Degree Level Qualification or relevant experience
- Experience in collating, summarising, and presenting complex information to different audiences.
- Good IT skills including a thorough knowledge of Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
- Experience with conducting data analysis and data modelling, including the use of Power BI and SQL.
- Strong analytical and research skills, with the ability to synthesize complex information and draw conclusions.


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