Regulatory Reporting Accountant (18m FTC)
City of London, London
Regulatory Reporting Accountant (18m FTC)
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City of London, London
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Start your job searchA well established global Investment Bank are looking for a Regulatory Reporting Accountant to join their team.
Reporting directly into the Head of Regulatory Reporting, this is a great opportunity in a broad role, having complete oversight over regulatory reporting and monitoring.
Responsibilities:
- Preparation and submission of daily, monthly and quarterly regulatory monitoring reporting.
- Responsible for quarterly MIFIDPRU reporting
- Drive regulatory automation project and other regulatory project initiatives
- Support Head of Regulatory Reporting on ad-hoc projects such as impact of new prudential rule and provision of MIS
- Monitoring and advising on any relevant regulatory updates
- Deputise in the absence of Head of Regulatory Reporting
Experience required:
- Deep understanding of MIFIDPRU rule book and familiarity with computing Own funds, K-factors and FOR
- Have a working knowledge in calculating capital requirements around market risk K-factor-K-NPR.
- Have a good working knowledge of derivatives and other financial instruments.
If you feel you've got the required skills & experience, feel free to get in touch and I'd be happy to discuss the role in more detail.
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