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IT Business Analyst – Asset Servicing

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IT Business Analyst – Asset Servicing
Hybrid in London | Occasional European Travel
We’re working with a major financial market infrastructure organisation looking for an experienced IT Business Analyst to join its Asset Servicing technology function.
This is a particularly good opportunity for someone with strong securities post-trade, asset servicing, or corporate actions knowledge who wants to broaden their role beyond traditional business analysis and develop towards Solution Architecture.
You’ll join a major multi-year modernisation programme, helping shape how asset servicing capabilities evolve across a complex, business-critical technology estate.
The Role
Sitting between the business, technology, and architecture teams, you’ll help translate complex asset servicing requirements into practical end-to-end solutions.
You’ll work closely with senior Solution Architects, business stakeholders, engineering teams, and technology partners across the UK and Europe, with responsibilities including:
- Understanding and challenging existing asset servicing and corporate actions processes
- Translating business requirements into clear functional and technical requirements
- Supporting process redesign and the adoption of packaged asset servicing capabilities
- Helping shape end-to-end solution designs, including interactions with settlement, cash, and payment services
- Mapping data flows, interfaces, dependencies, and integration requirements
- Contributing to high-level design discussions around APIs, messaging, and event-driven architecture
- Identifying functional and non-functional requirements including resilience, performance, and availability
- Working with architects and engineers to evaluate solution options, risks, and dependencies
- Supporting workshops, backlog refinement, and wider programme planning
- Presenting requirements and solution options clearly to both technical and senior business stakeholders
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What We’re Looking For
The key requirement is strong knowledge of securities post-trade.
You may currently be an IT Business Analyst, Senior/Lead Business Analyst, or come from a technical background where you’ve developed significant functional and solution-design experience.
We’re particularly interested in people with:
- Strong experience across asset servicing, corporate actions, or securities post-trade
- Understanding of corporate actions lifecycles, settlement, and associated cash movements
- Experience within a CSD, financial market infrastructure, custodian, investment bank, or other complex securities environment
- Experience working across both business and technology teams
- Strong requirements gathering, process modelling, and functional design skills
- Exposure to large-scale technology change or modernisation programmes
- An understanding of integration concepts including APIs, messaging, and event-driven systems
- Strong stakeholder management and presentation skills
- The ability to work effectively across geographically distributed teams
- Confidence operating where requirements may initially be incomplete or ambiguous


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Experience with any of the following would be advantageous:
- Kafka or event-driven architecture
- IBM MQ
- Java-based enterprise environments
- Mainframe modernisation
- Microsoft Azure or cloud migration programmes
- SAFe or similar enterprise agile environments
- French language skills
Why Consider It?
This isn't intended to be a BA role where your involvement ends once the requirements document is written.
You’ll have the opportunity to work alongside experienced Solution Architects and become increasingly involved in solution shaping, architecture, and end-to-end technology design.
For someone with strong asset servicing knowledge who wants to make the transition towards Solution Architecture, there is a genuine development path into an architecture role while working on a significant transformation programme within financial market infrastructure.
The position is UK-based, with occasional travel to European offices as required.
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