Tenth Revolution Group
VP Front Office & Credit Risk Business Analysis Team Lead

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London | Hybrid (3 days in the office) | Up to £130,000 + Bonus | VP Level ILR or British Passport mandatory | Investment banking sector
I'm currently recruiting a VP Front Office & Credit Risk Business Analysis Team Lead to join a leading global financial institution undergoing significant technology, regulatory, and business transformation.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Business Analysis leader who wants to combine people leadership with hands-on delivery, working at the intersection of Front Office, Risk, and Technology.
Please note: this role is specifically looking for a career Business Analyst in the finance sector. Candidates whose background is primarily Project Management, Product Ownership, or Product Management are unlikely to be a fit.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Leading and developing a team of 7-9 Business Analysts
- Managing permanent and contract resources
- Conducting performance reviews and supporting career development
- Coaching and mentoring team members
- Gathering and defining business requirements
- Facilitating stakeholder workshops
- Supporting solution design, testing, and implementation
- Acting as the bridge between Front Office, Risk, and Technology teams
- Driving complex regulatory and business change initiatives
- Building strong relationships with senior stakeholders and executive leadership
- Contributing to the future adoption of AI within Business Analysis practices
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This role is ideal for someone who combines strong Business Analysis expertise with leadership capability, stakeholder management skills, and a passion for developing people.
The ideal candidate brings:
- Proven experience as a Business Analyst within Investment Banking or Capital Markets
- Previous people management experience (essential)
- Experience leading, mentoring, and developing BA teams
- Strong Front Office exposure
- Strong Credit Risk experience (significantly more important than Market Risk)
- Excellent requirements gathering and business process analysis skills
- Strong stakeholder management across Business and Technology functions
- Experience operating in complex change and transformation environments
- Excellent communication and influencing skills
- A collaborative, proactive, and growth-oriented mindset


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Product & Risk knowledge required:
You should be comfortable discussing:
- Credit Products
- Loans
- Bonds
- Interest Rate Products
- FX
- Derivatives
- Trade Lifecycle
- Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR)
- Risk Exposures
- Collateral Concepts
- Legal Agreements and Risk Implications
You do not need to be a quantitative specialist, but you must be able to confidently engage with Risk SMEs, Front Office stakeholders, and senior business leaders.
Recruitment process:
- 4 stages
- BA Leadership & Culture Fit Interview
- Risk & Technology Leadership Interview
- Strategic Leadership Discussion
- HR & Offer Stage
This organisation is looking for someone who can become an integral part of the leadership team, help develop the next generation of Business Analysts, and potentially progress into a more senior leadership position in the future.
If you're considering your next move and have a strong background in Business Analysis, Front Office, and Credit Risk, I'd be happy to arrange a confidential conversation.
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