Senior Prudential Risk Analyst
City of London, London
Senior Prudential Risk Analyst
- Permanent
City of London, London
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Start your job searchThis is a high-impact role within the Prudential Reporting function, working closely with key stakeholders across Regulatory Risk, Finance, and Treasury to shape the bank's regulatory publications and frameworks.
The role requires a proactive and influential self-starter who can effectively engage with stakeholders at all levels, including Board members. This individual should possess the knowledge and thoughtful approach needed to foster collaboration and develop solutions across the Bank.
Responsibilities:
- Lead the production of ICAAP, ILAAP, Pillar 3, RAS, Recovery Plan and Resolution Pack in close coordination with the CRO.
- Co-ordinate 'Fire Drill' tests of the Recovery Plan as and when required.
- Provide guidance and challenge to colleagues on regulatory interpretations, issues, and reporting requirements relevant to regulatory reporting.
- Provide relevant and accurate MI and ad-hoc updates to ALCO / EXCO as required.
- Enhancement and automation of risk reports and tools with Excel functions and VBA.
Requirements:
- Previous prudential risk experience.
- Experience with ICAAP, ILAAP, Recovery Plan, Resolution Pack, Pillar 3 documents.
- Ideally a qualified accountant or accountancy background.
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