Gazelle Global
Liquidity Reporting Analyst

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Liquidity Reporting Analyst
London / Edinburgh
Hybrid / Contract
Your Responsibilities:
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Perform detailed analysis of large-scale liquidity and risk datasets using SQL to validate regulatory reporting outputs, identify data quality issues, investigate reporting exceptions, and provide actionable business insights. (e.g., LCR, NSFR, PRA/FCA/internal liquidity reporting).
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Partner with Treasury, Liquidity Risk, Finance, and Regulatory Reporting teams to gather, document, and analyze business requirements for liquidity regulatory reports.
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Collaborate with business stakeholders, data scientists, and technology teams to identify and define AI/GenAI opportunities within liquidity risk and regulatory reporting.
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Lead business-side activities including use case discovery, requirements definition, feature identification, success criteria, model explainability needs, and governance requirements.
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Essential skills/knowledge/experience:
- Business & Data Analysis experience in Liquidity Regulatory Reporting (LCR, NSFR, Liquidity Risk).
- Strong stakeholder management and requirements gathering skills.
- Strong SQL and data analysis capabilities.


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Preferred
- Experience defining AI/GenAI use cases or scoping business requirements for AI models.
- Exposure to data governance, data quality, and regulatory reporting controls.
- Experience working with treasury, liquidity risk, finance, or regulatory reporting function.
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