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Hunter Bond
London, UNITED KINGDOM
(on-site)
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Regulatory Change Lead
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Regulatory Change Lead
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Description
My leading Banking client are looking for a talented and motivated individual to manage the delivery of changes into the regulatory reporting area, through analysing supervisory rules to articulate business requirements for build and implementation. The role has coverage across all Regulatory Change activities, using strong knowledge and experience of UK Prudential Regulations and the EU Regulatory environment to deliver success.This is a newly created role in a growing business area. A brilliant opportunity!
The following skills / experience is essential:
- Strong Regulatory Change background
- Broad knowledge across a number of the following areas: liquidity, capital, large exposures, statistical reporting, FINREP.
- Part or Fully Qualified Accountant.
- Project Manager / Business Analyst background
- Excellent communication skills
Salary: Up to £120,000 + bonus + package
Location: London (good work from home options available)
If you are interested in this Regulatory Change Lead position and meet the above requirements please apply immediately.
Job ID: 85351915
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