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Benefits offered by this job
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
3 personal days
Employer-sponsored volunteer program
Mental health support
Workplace pension with contributions
Top-notch equipment for remote work
Modern office in London
Cycle to Work scheme
Electric Car scheme
Enhanced parental leave
Full healthcare via Vitality
Job summary
A UK-based challenger bank is looking for a Regulatory Reporting Manager to ensure accurate and timely prudential and regulatory reporting. This role involves partnering with Treasury, managing the regulatory reporting calendar, and building processes that support compliance as regulations evolve. The ideal candidate will have a degree in Finance and relevant qualifications like ACCA or CIMA, along with strong regulatory knowledge. Successful applicants will work in a hybrid environment, balancing remote work with occasional office visits.
Qualifications
Ability to apply strong regulatory knowledge across prudential capital and liquidity requirements.
Demonstrated experience in managing regulatory submissions.
Capacity to perform detailed reconciliations between regulatory outputs and finance systems.
Responsibilities
Ensure timely and accurate regulatory reporting for the bank.
Partner with Treasury on capital and liquidity-related reporting.
Build scalable reporting processes suitable for a growing bank.
Skills
Regulatory knowledge
Attention to detail
Stakeholder management
Reconciliation skills
Process improvement
Communication skills
Flexibility across tasks
Education
Degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field
ACCA, CIMA or ACA qualification
Job description
A UK-based challenger bank is looking for a Regulatory Reporting Manager to ensure accurate and timely prudential and regulatory reporting. This role involves partnering with Treasury, managing the regulatory reporting calendar, and building processes that support compliance as regulations evolve. The ideal candidate will have a degree in Finance and relevant qualifications like ACCA or CIMA, along with strong regulatory knowledge. Successful applicants will work in a hybrid environment, balancing remote work with occasional office visits.