Job type
ContractLocation
LondonWorking Pattern
Full-timeSpecialism
Projects & Change ManagementIndustry
Banking & Financial ServicesPay
£650 - £750/day inside via Umbrella
Technical Business Analyst - Reg Reporting - Global Bank
About the Role
A Global Bank is hiring a Technical Business Analyst (VP) to join their Regulatory Reporting IT function.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong regulatory reporting knowledge, hands‑on technical capability, and solid Axiom experience who wants to work in a collaborative, fast‑paced environment.
Details:
Location: London
Contract: Initial 6 months
Industry: Banking & Financial Services
Rate: £600-700 / day inside IR35 via Umbrella
Contract: Initial 6 months
Industry: Banking & Financial Services
Rate: £600-700 / day inside IR35 via Umbrella
Key Responsibilities
- Partner with Finance, Risk, and Regulatory Reporting teams to gather, analyse, and translate reporting requirements into clear technical specifications.
- Support the design and delivery of IT solutions for COREP, Pillar 1 capital, FINREP, Large Exposures, Leverage Ratio, and related regulatory frameworks.
- Conduct detailed data mapping, analysis, and validation across large, complex datasets to support RWA and capital calculations.
- Work hands‑on with Axiom (AxiomSL) to configure calculations, map data dictionaries, and support new reporting outputs.
- Define test cases, support UAT, troubleshoot issues, and help drive successful implementation into production.
Key Experience Required
- Strong knowledge of prudential regulatory reporting (COREP, Pillar 1, FINREP, Large Exposures, Leverage, FRTB, or similar).
- Proven experience working with AxiomSL, including mapping to data dictionaries and configuring reporting workflows.
- Solid technical and data analysis skills, including SQL and experience mapping data between systems.
- Background in full project lifecycle delivery within regulatory reporting, finance change, or risk technology environments.
- Understanding of trading book products (rates, bonds, equities, credit derivatives, SFTs) is highly beneficial.
