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United Trust Bank Limited

Treasury Analyst

London
Posted about 15 hours ago
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This is a hybrid role working 3 days in the office (City of London location) and 2 days working from home.

Role Purpose

The Treasury Analyst will report to the Senior Manager - Treasury, who will be responsible for mentoring and developing the Treasury Analyst.

Responsibilities

  • Managing and enhancing Treasury’s complex models and processes in line with the Bank’s model governance policy
  • Oversight of the Treasury System, including data management, modelling and report production
  • Overseeing the management of daily liquidity requirements, to include the running, monitoring and reporting of key metrics
  • Contributing to and in time managing the Bank’s cashflow forecasting process
  • Contributing to the Liquidity and deposit pricing committee and reporting to ALCO
  • Supporting and recommending investment opportunities in line with the Bank’s HQLA & cash strategy
  • Contributing to the production of the Internal Liquidity Adequacy Assessment Process (ILAAP)
  • Assisting in the management of the Bank’s IRRBB exposure including use of interest rate swaps
  • Supporting UTB’s collateral and margin management process with counterparty banks and with the Bank of England
  • Assist in the development and execution of the Bank’s funding strategy

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The role will develop in line with the growth of the Bank and the Treasury function and will provide an opportunity to develop personally and contribute to a growing and performing team

Skills and Experience sought

  • Be highly IT and numerically literate with excellent data manipulation and modelling skills, including advanced Excel capability
  • Experience and keen interest in areas of Bank operations and management with at least 3 years’ experience working within the financial services industry
  • Demonstrate an ability to enhance and improve processes and models
  • Qualified or part-qualified accountant, CFA or equivalent
  • Experience of working within a treasury team or with treasury systems and some knowledge and experience of key treasury concepts including liquidity, funding, capital and interest rate risk
  • Participation in the delivery of the ILAAP and Funding Plan
  • Experience of utilising and developing an ALM system and ability to enhance underlying data
  • A strong interest in banking fundamentals and operations e.g. demonstrated through reading or experience including knowledge and understanding of the macro environment including interest rate markets

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Equal Opportunities

We're an equal opportunity employer, which means we'll consider all suitably qualified applicants regardless of gender identity or expression, ethnic origin, nationality, religion or beliefs, age, sexual orientation, disability status or any other protected characteristic. We recruit and develop our people based on merit and we're committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. During the application process, you will be asked to complete an equality questionnaire on a voluntary basis and any data we collect will be treated confidentially and used for evaluation purposes. This will be for a period of 6 months or longer with your permission. This helps us understand our applicants so we can make sure we are doing everything we can to attract a diverse range of people and ensure our recruitment processes are fair and inclusive.

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Skills

Data Manipulation
Modelling Skills
Advanced Excel
Bank Operations
Financial Services
Process Improvement
Treasury Systems
Liquidity Management
Cashflow Forecasting
Investment Opportunities
Interest Rate Risk
Collateral Management
Funding Strategy
ALM System
Banking Fundamentals
Macro Environment

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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