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Fordham Talent Partnership is assisting a well-established financial services business in London to recruit an ambitious candidate focused on regulatory and prudential reporting. This role offers a path to deepen expertise in capital adequacy, liquidity monitoring and regulatory submissions while gaining exposure to broader finance activities within a regulated environment.
You will work within a collaborative team, producing and reviewing regulatory returns, and supporting change initiatives to
We're partnering with a well-established financial services business seeking an ambitious individual to join a collaborative and growing finance team.
This opportunity is particularly well suited to someone at the earlier stages of their career who is looking to build a long-term specialism in regulatory and prudential reporting, whilst continuing to develop a broader understanding of finance within a regulated environment.
Working as part of a close-knit team, you'll gain exposure to a wide range of regulatory reporting activities, including capital adequacy, liquidity monitoring, financial reporting obligations and regulatory submissions. Alongside this, you'll have the opportunity to contribute across wider finance activities, offering valuable exposure beyond a pure reporting role.
The position offers a strong platform for someone looking to deepen their understanding of the regulatory landscape, strengthen their technical reporting skills and develop expertise in how financial, risk and governance frameworks operate within a regulated business.
You'll be involved in the production and review of regulatory returns, analysis, reporting enhancements and regulatory change initiatives, while working closely with colleagues across finance and other business functions.
We're interested in speaking with individuals who have:
This is an excellent opportunity to develop specialist expertise in areas such as regulatory reporting, capital and liquidity requirements, reporting governance and regulatory change, whilst maintaining exposure to the wider finance function and broader business activities.