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Regulatory Reporting Analyst
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📊 Regulatory Reporting Analyst
📍 Location: London – West End
💼 Department: Finance
💷 Salary: £75,000 – £85,000
📅 Contract: 3–6 months
🏢 Working Pattern: Predominantly office-based
The Opportunity
An opportunity has arisen for a Regulatory Reporting Analyst to join the Finance team of an established bank in London. This role would suit someone with a foundation in regulatory reporting, finance, banking data, or regulatory change who is looking to broaden their experience within regulatory reporting. You do not need to be an expert across all areas of regulatory reporting. The bank is looking for someone with strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to learn, with training available across specific reporting tools and processes. You will work closely with the Regulatory Reporting Manager and wider Finance and Technology teams, supporting regulatory reporting automation, UAT, data validation, reporting controls, and elements of BAU regulatory reporting.
Key Responsibilities
You will:
- Support the preparation, review, and validation of regulatory reporting data and returns.
- Assist with COREP reporting, including capital and liquidity reporting where appropriate.
- Support regulatory reporting automation and system enhancement projects.
- Participate in User Acceptance Testing (UAT) of regulatory reporting outputs.
- Compare automated reporting outputs against existing/manual reporting processes and investigate differences.
- Perform data analysis and validation using Excel and other reporting tools.
- Investigate reporting variances, data-quality issues, and anomalies.
- Support the testing and development of reporting controls.
- Assist with regulatory rules mapping, data preparation, and transformation.
- Support Single Customer View (SCV), FSCS, and PRA Depositor Protection activities where required.
- Work closely with Finance, Technology, and project teams to resolve reporting and data issues.
- Support ongoing improvements to regulatory reporting processes and automation.
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What We're Looking For
We are interested in candidates with experience in regulatory reporting, banking finance, regulatory change, finance transformation, data analysis, or a closely related environment.
Ideally, you will have:
- Some experience or understanding of regulatory reporting within banking or financial services.
- Exposure to COREP, FINREP, liquidity, or other regulatory returns would be highly advantageous, but is not essential where you have transferable experience.
- Experience with UAT, testing, data validation, reporting automation, or system enhancements would be beneficial.
- Strong Excel skills and confidence analyzing and reconciling data.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with excellent attention to detail.
- Exposure to SCV, FSCS, or Depositor Protection would be advantageous but is not essential.
- Experience with RegData or BEEDS would be useful, although training can be provided.
- SQL skills would be an advantage but are not essential.
- An accounting qualification or progress towards one would be beneficial but is not a requirement.
- The ability to work effectively with Finance, Technology, and project stakeholders.
- A willingness to learn and develop your regulatory reporting knowledge.
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About You
You'll be someone who is analytical, inquisitive, and keen to develop. You don't need to arrive knowing every regulatory return or reporting system; what is more important is that you're comfortable working with data, can investigate discrepancies, and have the ability to understand new reporting requirements and processes. You'll be joining a small team in a dynamic environment, so the role would particularly suit someone who is flexible, eager to learn, and comfortable adapting as regulatory reporting requirements evolve.
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