Liability Structuring Analyst

NatWest Group; Greater London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

NatWest Group is seeking a Liability Structuring Analyst in Greater London to analyse liability-side transactions, identify structural risks and ensure compliance with regulatory and internal policies. You will support senior structurers, maintain client relationships, and contribute to business opportunities.

You will coordinate approvals and manage projects through to completion, while supporting the ongoing Secured Note programme and related stakeholder communications.

Qualifications

• Ability to quantitatively evaluate transactions and dissect documentation to identify structural risks.
• Knowledge of core banking regulations or accounting principles.
• Ability to manage multi-faceted commercial projects and coordinate with multiple stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Analyse and review potential liability-side transactions to identify structural risks.
• Ensure structuring activities align with conduct, operational, credit and regulatory policies.
• Manage internal approvals and liaise with third parties to ensure smooth transaction execution.
• Support ownership of the Secured Note programme updates and execution; handle pipeline and account setup.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

Regulatory knowledge

Project management

Job description

Join us as a Liability Structuring Analyst

• This role will see you focusing on secured fund-raising across a broad product, counterparty and structural mix
• We’ll look to you to support senior structurers in developing and maintaining client relationships, income streams, or new business opportunities
• You'll be perfectly positioned to develop your skill set, and you'll be offered the chance to significantly progress your career

What you’ll do

In this role, you’ll analyse and review potential transactions and identify structural risks. You’ll also take all reasonable steps to ensure structuring activities are in line with our policies covering conduct, operational, credit, and regulatory risks.

In addition, you’ll:

• Manage the internal approval processes and liaise with third parties to ensure smooth execution of liability-side transactions
• Support senior structures by project managing transactions, managing them through to completion with effective management of internal and external stakeholders
• Support the ownership of the NWM Secured Note programme including programme updates and secured note execution
• Complete operational tasks where required, for example, pipeline and account set up

The skills you’ll need

• The ability to quantitatively evaluate transactions and dissect documentation to identify and explain structural risks
• Knowledge of core banking regulations or accounting principles
• The ability to process multi-faceted commercial projects