Lorien
Market Data Business Analyst

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Market Data Business Analyst
Hybrid Working – London – 2 days a week on site.
Financial Services
Lorien's leading banking client is looking for a Market Data Business Analyst to support and enhance the organisation’s Market Data Services capability.
The role will act as a key link between business stakeholders, technology teams, suppliers and Supply Chain Services, helping to ensure market data is delivered efficiently, compliantly and at the best possible commercial value.
Key Responsibilities
- Build trusted relationships with business, technology and senior stakeholders, providing expert market data guidance and influencing key decisions.
- Manage market data licensing and usage, ensuring compliance with supplier contracts, policies and intellectual property terms.
- Analyse complex market data flows, applying commercial and licensing terms and recommending appropriate governance controls.
- Ensure applications and desktop services comply with third-party market data policies and entitlements.
- Lead cost optimisation and efficiency initiatives, identifying opportunities to reduce spend and maximise supplier value.
- Manage and support supplier audits, challenging findings and minimising contractual, compliance and financial risk.
- Work with Supply Chain Services and vendors to improve commercial outcomes and supplier performance.
- Produce accurate management information, financial analysis, budgets and reporting, providing clear recommendations to stakeholders.
- Support effective data governance and entitlement management, including inventories, usage controls and permissioning.
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- Strong experience within Market Data, ideally within Financial Services; buy-side experience is highly advantageous.
- Strong knowledge of market data products and providers, including terminals, data feeds, benchmarks and reference data.
- Understanding of market data delivery including direct feeds, consolidated feeds and Direct Market Access (DMA).
- Experience with market data licensing, contracts, policies and intellectual property terms.
- Knowledge of data governance and entitlement management, including inventories, usage controls, permissioning and tools such as DACS.
- Experience using market data inventory or licensing systems.
- Strong stakeholder management, influencing, negotiation and supplier-management skills.
- Strong analytical and commercial skills, particularly around financial analysis, cost optimisation and management reporting.
- Advanced Excel, PowerPoint and Word, with proficiency in Microsoft Teams.
- Excellent communication, problem-solving and report-writing skills, with the ability to translate complex licensing and market data requirements into clear recommendations.
- Highly organised with strong attention to detail, prioritisation skills and the ability to deliver effectively under pressure.
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