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Open Banking Regulatory Reporting Analyst

London
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We are seeking an Open Banking Governance Analyst with experience in Payments/ Banking/ Fintech to join a global leading payments organisation on a contract basis until the end of the year.

This is a unique opportunity to take ownership of regulatory reporting and operational oversight across multiple open banking jurisdictions, including the UK, EU and Australia, while helping shape future reporting frameworks in emerging markets.

This role sits at the intersection of compliance, data, engineering and product, requiring someone who can navigate complex regulatory requirements while working closely with technical teams to ensure reporting accuracy, operational resilience and regulatory compliance.

Key Responsibilities Includes:

  • Own and deliver regulatory reporting obligations across Open Banking and Open Finance frameworks, including:
    • PSD2 reporting requirements across EU jurisdictions;
    • UK Open Banking reporting obligations under FCA and CMA frameworks;
    • Australia's Consumer Data Right (CDR) reporting requirements
  • Support expansion into additional regulated markets including Canada and the US
  • Monitor API performance metrics
  • Investigate operational incidents working with engineering teams to identify root causes and drive remediation
  • Manage major incident reporting requirements
  • Maintain reporting methodologies, operational documentation, regulatory calendars and submission schedules across multiple jurisdictions
  • Partner closely with Engineering, Product, Compliance and Risk teams to define data requirements, automate reporting processes and ensure regulatory obligations are embedded within product delivery
  • Support regulatory examinations, audits and information requests from regulators and internal governance functions.

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  • An experienced operator in regulatory reporting, compliance, risk, payments, banking, fintech or open banking.
  • Knowledge of PSD2, UK Open Banking and/or Australia's Consumer Data Right (CDR) framework.
  • Strong data analysis skills, with experience working with large datasets and regulatory reporting.
  • You should have comfort with SQL as a requirement.

If you have experience operating within Open Banking, Payments, FinTech or Digital Banking environments and enjoy building robust regulatory reporting capabilities, we'd love to hear from you.

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Skills

Regulatory Reporting
Open Banking
PSD2
Consumer Data Right (CDR)
SQL
Data Analysis
Compliance
Risk Management
Operational Oversight
API Performance Monitoring
Incident Management
Open Finance

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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