Interim Regulatory Reporting Manager
London
Interim Regulatory Reporting Manager
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London
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Our client, a thriving boutique investment bank with security trading services is currently seeking an Interim Regulatory Reporting Manager for an immediate start.
This is an excellent opportunity for an accomplished interim regulatory reporting manager who is looking for ownership and responsibility of the function and opportunity to make a real and visible difference.
You will be reporting to the head of finance and be fully responsible for all of the regulatory capital (COR001 +) and liquidity reporting (FSA047/FSA048) including Pillar III reporting. You will have experience with ILAA and ICAAP preparation, keep abreast of any relevant prudential regulatory changes, be the point of contact for any information and issues relating to regulatory reporting and driving any related change and improvements.
Experience required:
- Substantial regulatory reporting experience covering Capital & Liquidity (under COREP)
- Have worked in a financial markets, securities trading environment and be familiar with the related regulatory returns
- Have prepared ICAAP, ILAA and Recovery Plans
- Be confident, show initiative and communicate well at all levels
Contract role
Duration: initially 4-6 months, may lead to a permanent role in the future
Day rate: depends on your level of experience
If you think that you tick all the boxes and would enjoy this challenge then feel free to get in touch.
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