Regulatory Reporting Manager
Dublin
Regulatory Reporting Manager
Dublin
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Our client is a Global Financial Services firm and having very recently opened their new EU headquartered offices in Dublin they are keen to source an experienced Regulatory Accounting professional to join their business.
With a baseline team in place the business is set to double and treble in size over the coming 12 months here in Dublin in their flagship offices during a very exciting period for the business.
The role:
- Preparation of prudential returns (including Capital reporting, large exposure reporting, Asset Encumbrance reporting).
- Preparation of BOE & CBI statistical reporting returns
- Supporting in the production of the ICAAP, ILAAP and the Recovery Plan for the relevant entities
- Reviewing reporting procedures, identifying problem areas and liaising with relevant persons to resolve issues as they arise.
- Maintaining a level of awareness with respect to new/existing business areas and associated financial products, regulatory developments, reporting impacts and compliance rules and regulations.
- Initiate plans to improve processes, where possible.
- Establish relationships with relevant persons internal and external to the organization to ease the transfer and communication of information on a timely basis.
- Assist where required in all aspects of regulatory risk analysis for all the UK and Irish entities, including Board governance, input into regulatory policies, competence around relevant regulatory supervisory statement and policy.
This is an extremely exciting Regulatory opportunity joining an internationally renowned global FS Brand in Dublin on their journey here in Europe. You will work closely with the Head of Regulatory and CFO within the business to develop the processes for the business as well as execute.
Successful candidate will have gained at least 4-5 ears experience, will be tertiary and professionally qualified and have an interested in a growing business.
For further info please contact Matt Fitzpatrick at Marks Sattin.
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