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Assistant Vice President - Regulatory Reporting
An opportunity has arisen for an Assistant Vice President to join a regulatory reporting function focused on large exposure monitoring, regulatory compliance, and prudential reporting. The role offers stakeholder exposure and the chance to act as a subject matter expert on regulatory large exposure requirements.
Client Details
A leading global and corporate investment bank.
Description
- Daily monitoring, investigation, and resolution of large exposure limit excesses.
- Management of large exposure communications, approvals, and group collateral reporting processes.
- Support for regulatory reporting, including COREP large exposure submissions and senior management reporting.
- Support the preparation of quarterly COREP reports related to credit risk and large exposures.
- Providing prudential risk insights to senior management.
- Working closely with Front Office, Risk, Finance, and other stakeholders to manage exposure risks, collateral processes, and regulatory reporting requirements.
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Profile
- Strong experience in regulatory reporting within banking or financial services.
- Sound knowledge of large exposure regulations.
- Advanced Excel skills and experience with Power BI; SQL knowledge is advantageous.
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to present complex information.
- Degree level education or equivalent relevant experience.


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Job Offer
- Opportunity to join a specialist regulatory reporting team.
- Exposure to senior management and cross-functional stakeholders.
- Diverse and challenging responsibilities across regulatory risk and reporting.
- Collaborative environment with opportunities for professional development and growth.
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