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Investment Data Analyst

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Job Title: Investment Data Analyst
About the Role
We’re looking for an Investment Data Analyst who enjoys working with people and building strong partnerships across Investments and Finance. You'll collaborate with a range of stakeholders to improve systems, processes, and technology, helping teams work more effectively and make better-informed decisions.
Using your understanding of investment data, you'll provide valuable insights that support positive outcomes for both our business and our policyholders. We're looking for someone who is curious, collaborative, and motivated by making a difference, with a passion for delivering high-quality solutions and continuous improvement.
Specific Accountabilities
- Maintain relationships with key internal stakeholders across Finance and Investments and the Data Office from an operational perspective.
- Support the Investment Data Manager to maintain a culture of continuous improvements, including automation, on existing data management practices.
- Assist Data Owners and Stewards in their BAU processes to define and manage their data.
- Work closely with data custodians across IT and external technical partners to deliver and manage data products.
- Participate in the ongoing analysis and design initiative by the data office to deliver Investments Data Products.
- Build on existing Investment Data Quality processes to retain and enhance trust in data delivered to the business for Investment and Finance functions.
- Chair a session of the Investment Data Working Group (IDWG) on behalf of the Head of Data Governance, including annual forward planning, agenda setting, and facilitation of pre-IDWG sessions to ensure agendas are aligned to priority topics.
- Maintain IDWG governance artefacts and delivery discipline, including managing the IDWG wiki and documentation, producing and distributing minutes, tracking actions to completion, and ensuring timely follow-up with stakeholders.
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Knowledge
- A good understanding of Fixed Income financial instruments, Swaps & Derivatives and associated data.
- Awareness of Data Governance practices, policies and standards.
Skills
- Excellent communication skills with business stakeholders and able to build relationships across the organisation.
- Able to analyse large volumes of data, understand business and technology processes, and read code to quickly and accurately identify the root causes of data issues.
- Proficiency with common reporting and analysis tools (e.g. SQL, Python, Data Management tools, MS Excel, Power BI, Cognos, DQ analysis tools).
- Sound report writing, documentation and presentation skills.


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Experience
- Experience in Financial Services, in particular financial securities/assets data.
- Experience with Investment Data Management platforms such as Finbourne’s Lusid.
- Familiarity with Data Comprehension practices and Data management solutions such as Solidatus, IDQ, Collibra etc
DE&I at PIC
At PIC, we believe that true innovation stems from embracing diverse perspectives, backgrounds and experiences. We are committed to building a workplace where every individual, regardless of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, or socio-economic background, feels valued, heard and empowered to succeed. We hold ourselves accountable through ongoing initiatives, such as inclusive hiring practices, and equitable career development opportunities that support belonging and community. While we’re proud of our progress, we recognise there’s work ahead, and we remain dedicated to listening, learning and evolving together.
Benefits
In addition to a competitive base salary and the opportunity to participate in our annual, performance-related bonus plan, upon joining us here at Pension Insurance Corporation, you will get access to some great benefits, including private medical insurance, 28 days' annual leave (excluding bank holidays), a generous pension scheme and much more.
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