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VP Regulatory Liquidity Reporting Controller

London
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Vice President Regulatory Liquidity Reporting Controller

A leading global financial services organisation is seeking a Vice President Regulatory Liquidity Reporting Controller to join their London-based Finance Division. This role offers you the opportunity to work within a highly collaborative and knowledgeable team, connecting with colleagues across international locations. You will play a pivotal part in ensuring regulatory compliance and supporting business objectives through accurate liquidity reporting.

What you'll do:

  • Validate and submit numerous regulatory returns internally and externally on daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly cycles, covering PRA110, LCR, ALMM, NSFR, and Asset Encumbrance reporting requirements.
  • Manage the review, challenge, and submission process for key regulatory reports such as PRA110 on a weekly basis, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
  • Support teams in Mumbai by overseeing the production of all Regulatory Liquidity Reporting metrics used for Risk Appetite monitoring purposes.
  • Prepare detailed commentaries and management information related to liquidity flows across multiple regimes (PRA, EBA, JFSA), explaining key variances and trends.
  • Propose enhancements to IT systems for improved automation and control within liquidity reporting processes, leading User Acceptance Testing (UAT) initiatives.
  • Maintain and review procedures for the end-to-end control and governance framework underpinning Regulatory Liquidity Reporting activities.
  • Assist in building new management information tools and controls to enhance the timeliness and accuracy of regulatory reporting outputs.
  • Provide interpretation, guidance, and challenge regarding PRA, EBA, and JFSA liquidity regulations in partnership with the EMEA Regulatory Policy group.
  • Act as a key liaison between Regulatory Reporting teams, Treasury Liquidity Management, Change/Project teams, Regulatory Policy groups, and IT departments.
  • Balance competing demands across multiple initiatives by consistently meeting deadlines through effective time management and prioritisation.

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What you bring:

  • Liquidity experience gained within an investment banking environment performing solo entity level reporting including production and validation of PRA ILG (PRA110), LCR, ALMM, Asset Encumbrance & NSFR returns.
  • Detailed knowledge of both PRA & EBA liquidity regulations along with comprehensive understanding of reporting guidance relevant to these frameworks.
  • Familiarity with JFSA Basel III liquidity rules would be considered highly advantageous for this position.
  • Investment banking product knowledge encompassing secured financing, unsecured products & derivatives as well as front-to-back trade lifecycle expertise impacting liquidity reporting outcomes.
  • Strong IT literacy combined with advanced analytical and numerical skills enabling you to interpret complex data sets efficiently.
  • Experience using big data analytics tools such as Tableau, Power BI or Alteryx would be beneficial for enhancing reporting capabilities.
  • Previous experience as a Regulatory Reporting Controller is essential for success in this role given the technical demands involved.
  • Results-focused approach demonstrated under pressurised environments with tight reporting deadlines requiring effective prioritisation skills.
  • Regulatory Reporting software experience (e.g., AXIOM) would be advantageous for streamlining submission processes.
  • Experience with EBA/PRA submission processes including XBRL wrappers, taxonomy specifications & validation resolution is desirable.

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