Regulatory Reporting Program Lead - FTC
Dublin, Dublin City Centre
Regulatory Reporting Program Lead - FTC
Dublin, Dublin City Centre
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Start your job searchRegulatory Reporting Program Lead - 12 month FTC - Based in Dublin City Centre
This opportunity is to lead a program of transformation initiatives across Global Regulatory Reporting Team teams based in Dublin and Asia to drive through execution.
What you will do
- Create a program of work and transformation roadmap for the Global Regulatory Reporting team
- Forge strong relationships with internal stakeholders demonstrating exceptional influencing skills and the ability to balance multiple, often conflicting priorities
- Work with other internal and external parties to ensure that any initiatives are captured and brought to resolution
- Work with internal departments to ensure that all roles and responsibilities are clearly understood
- Have responsibility for ensuring reporting for internal governance forums and oversight processes is complied to a high standard
- Work closely with Technology to ensure that systems are developed to accommodate regulatory requirements and process improvements.
The successful candidate will be:
- A senior transformation lead with a track record in delivering on initiatives in a complex environment
- Experienced in working with a global team, one that is operating across multiple business areas at any given time
- Can demonstrate strong relationship management and influencing skills - having the proven ability to handle complex, diverse and multi layered relationships
- Experience and knowledge of various types of regulatory reporting obligations globally
- An ability to analyse and understand complex regulatory requirements and work with key stakeholders to determine impacts to current and future processes
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