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Regulatory Reporting Specialist - 12 month FTC

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Regulatory Reporting Specialist (12 Month FTC) - Bank
What you'll do:
- Manage end-to-end production and submission of regulatory capital and liquidity returns (COREP, FINREP, Statistical Returns etc) including quarterly and ad-hoc filings to oversight authorities. Partner with reporting leads to ensure timely delivery and maintain compliance with evolving standards.
- Support daily monitoring and monthly/quarterly reporting of regulatory metrics to senior finance teams. Assess capital and liquidity impacts of new products and business initiatives through modelling and analysis.
- Oversee regulatory reporting platforms and systems, validating data quality, testing upgrades, and implementing regulatory changes. Build and maintain robust reconciliation and control processes with clear audit trails.
- Liaise with internal stakeholders across finance, risk, and treasury to gather accurate data inputs. Respond to regulatory queries, participate in assessments (e.g. capital adequacy reviews), and support external audit engagements.
- Identify process improvements and keep documentation current. Stay ahead of regulatory developments and brief senior stakeholders on implications.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Who you are:
- Qualified accountant with significant tenure in the regulatory reporting space.
- Hands-on experience with capital adequacy and liquidity frameworks.
- Proven track record with reporting systems and submission platforms.
- Advanced Excel skills with strong analytical ability.
- Proven ability to function in a manual reporting environment.
- Detail-oriented, methodical, and able to juggle competing deadlines.
- Strong communicator who builds relationships across teams and with senior management.
- Proactive problem-solver, self-motivated, and comfortable working independently or collaboratively.


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Details:
- Salary up to £100K
- 5 days per week in the office
- Unfortunately no sponsorship is available for this position
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