Regulatory Reporting Manager

London
3 weeks ago
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As Regulatory Reporting Manager you will have primary responsibility for reporting to the FCA and PRA, alongside supporting the statistical reporting to the Bank of England.

You will work closely with the CEO and Head of Finance on various projects and assist in maintaining controls and governance activities for Financial Controls including coordinate monthly meeting agendas and track and report on process control issues and remediation tasks to completion. Ensuring the business remains compliant with all reporting and regulatory reporting.

You will manage external relationships such as the FCA/PRA & production of the quarterly and annual regulatory returns.

What you'll need to succeed:

You will be experienced in regulatory reporting, from a Banking or wider Financial Services background, and will be able to demonstrate strong use of the advanced functions of Excel, confidence to manipulate large volumes of data to produce valuable information. You will be able to work to tight deadlines and have an eye for detail with strong organisational skill.

Required areas of Experience: Regulatory Reporting, Financial Analysis, Stakeholder Management, Data Governance, Internal Controls, Risk and Compliance, Financial Reporting

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