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RBC Brewin Dolphin – Governance Oversight Analytics Manager

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RBC Brewin Dolphin – Governance Oversight Analytics Manager
What is this opportunity?
You will be joining the Wealth Advice and Governance department as a Governance Oversight Analytics Manager, based in our London office on a permanent basis.
You’ll strengthen first-line compliance monitoring across Wealth Management Europe, focusing on:
- Proactive risk analysis
- Desk-based monitoring
- Control assessments of RBC Brewin Dolphin’s Front Office client advice and trading activities
You will utilise key control metrics and business MI to:
- Identify risk
- Recommend proportionate remediation, including:
- Training requirements
- Process and control improvements
This role requires 4 days per week in the office in London.
What will you do?
- Support the activities of the Wealth Advice and Governance department
- Champion the embedding of data awareness culture throughout the business
- Take ownership of the delivery of the reporting for the function, contributing to regular reports and MI on:
- Operational activity
- Findings
- Trends
- Any regulatory issues
- Identify improvements and enhancements to existing PowerBI Dashboards and team dashboards, including:
- Adapting and developing them to meet changing requirements
- Assist in:
- The maintenance and enhancement of data in line with policies and procedures as required
- Complete:
- Individual reviews
- Deep dive monitoring tasks as allocated
- Identifying findings, breaches or issues and escalating these as appropriate
- Perform trend analysis to:
- Identify themes or issues to be investigated further using:
- Business dashboards
- Data
- Identify themes or issues to be investigated further using:
- Test and refine:
- Control frameworks
- Policies and procedures
- Work closely with managers to:
- Develop new monitoring reports
- Support monitoring activities on a monthly basis
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What do you need to succeed?
Must-have
- Demonstrable experience supporting Front Office activities within:
- Wealth management
- Banking
- Ability to:
- Interpret regulation
- Recommend suitable, proportionate processes and controls
- Advanced Excel skills
- Experience with:
- Management Information reporting tools
- Experience with:
- PowerBI
- Similar data visualisation tools
- Ability to:
- Integrate AI into the function to add efficiency and productivity
- Excellent:
- Analytical and problem-solving skills
- Strong:
- Written and oral communication skills
- Excellent attention to detail
Nice-to-have
- Risk or Compliance certification
- Relevant industry qualifications such as:
- Level 4 Diploma in Investment Advice
- Financial Planning
- Compliance
- Risk
What is in it for you?
- A comprehensive Total Rewards Programme including:
- Bonuses
- Flexible benefits
- Competitive compensation
- Leaders who support your development through:
- Coaching
- Managing opportunities
- Opportunities to work with the best in the field
- Ability to:
- Make a difference
- Have a lasting impact
- Work in a:
- Dynamic
- Collaborative
- Progressive
- High-performing team
- A world-class training programme in financial services
- RBC’s commitment to:
- Progressive thinking
- Personal growth
- Mutual success
- Client-focused outcomes
- Community prosperity


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Additional Job Details
Address: 100 Bishopsgate, London City: London Country: United Kingdom Work hours/week: 35 Employment type: Full time Platform: WEALTH MANAGEMENT Job type: Regular Pay type: Salaried Posted date: 2026-07-02 Application deadline: 2026-07-16 (Applications accepted until 11:59 PM on 2026-07-15)
Note: Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the deadline (2026-07-15).
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