Insight Investment
Regulatory Trade Reporting Analyst (London)

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Regulatory Trade Reporting Analyst
The Regulatory Trade Reporting Analyst role sits within Insight’s Trade Reporting team and is responsible for supporting the accurate, timely, and complete delivery of regulatory trade and transaction reporting obligations across multiple regulatory regimes. The role is suited to an individual who is curious, proactive, and motivated to challenge the status quo, contributing to the continual enhancement of data quality, controls, and regulatory assurance.
Role Responsibilities:
- Perform day-to-day trade and transaction reporting activities under MiFIR, EMIR (UK & EU), SFTR, ASIC and FinFRAG.
- Monitor reporting accuracy, completeness, and timeliness metrics, investigating breaks and anomalies.
- Analyse regulator and vendor error/exception reports, assess materiality, and coordinate remediation activities.
- Support the development, maintenance, and execution of Trade Reporting controls and assurance processes.
- Contribute to the production of Management Information (MI) used for internal governance, audits, and regulatory engagement.
- Assist in responding to regulatory queries, internal audit requests, and compliance investigations.
- Support process improvements, automation initiatives, and change delivery impacting trade reporting.
- Maintain and contribute to regulatory procedures, standards, and documentation.
- Liaise with internal stakeholders including Compliance, Technology, Operations, and external vendors or service providers.
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Experience Required:
- Experience working within Trade Reporting, Middle Office, Operations, or a related regulatory environment.
- Working knowledge of one or more trade/transaction reporting regimes (MiFIR, EMIR, SFTR, ASIC, FinFRAG preferred).
- Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret data, identify patterns, and resolve issues.
- High attention to detail with a strong interest in regulatory rules and reporting logic.
- Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritise effectively, and work to deadlines.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills, able to engage confidently with internal and external stakeholders.
- Advanced Excel skills desirable; experience with reporting tools, reconciliations, or data analysis is an advantage.
- Advanced SQL skill desirable.
- A mindset aligned to learning, development, and making a tangible impact within the function.
Insight is committed to being an inclusive employer and encourages applications from all suitably qualified applicants irrespective of background, circumstances, age, disability, gender identity, ethnicity, religion or belief, sexual orientation or other factors protected by federal, state and/or local laws. If you are a candidate with a disability, or are assisting a candidate with a disability, and require an accommodation to apply for one of our jobs, please email us at TalentAcquisition@InsightInvestment.com.


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About Insight Investment
Insight Investment is a leading asset manager focused on designing investment solutions to meet its clients’ needs. Founded in 2002, Insight’s collaborative approach has delivered both investment performance and growth in assets under management. Insight managed £631.9bn of assets as at 31 December 2025 across its core liability driven investment, risk management, full-spectrum fixed income and currency capabilities. Insight has a clear mission and purpose to offer investors a different approach to achieving their investment goals; one that prioritises the certainty of meeting investors’ chosen objectives in contrast to the traditional focus on maximising return and minimising volatility.
Insight operates across the globe with a presence in the US, UK, Ireland, Germany, Japan and Australia; and is a subsidiary of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (“BNY”) (NYSE:BK), the global financial services company.
The business employs over 1,100 people including 277 investment professionals.
More information about Insight Investment can be found at: https://www.insightinvestment.com/uk/
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