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Referment is seeking a Technical Regulatory Reporting Analyst to join our London team, supporting regulatory reporting across EMIR, MiFID II, SFTR and other frameworks. This role sits at the intersection of data, technology and regulatory change, offering opportunities to improve processes and automate controls.
You'll work with Regulatory Reporting, Technology, Compliance and external vendors to deliver accurate reporting, develop SQL queries, analyse large datasets and drive data quality
London | Permanent | Financial Markets | Regulatory Reporting & Data
We are working with a globally recognised financial markets organisation at the heart of the international commodities market. They’re looking for a Technical Regulatory Reporting Analyst to join their London team, supporting regulatory reporting across both the exchange and clearing business. This is a great opportunity for an experienced regulatory reporting professional who enjoys working with data, investigating complex problems and improving the technology and processes behind reporting, rather than simply managing BAU requirements.
You’ll play a key role in delivering regulatory reporting obligations across EMIR, MiFID II, SFTR and other regulatory frameworks, while helping to improve the processes, controls and technology that underpin them. The role sits at the intersection of regulatory reporting, data analysis, technology and business change. You’ll work closely with Regulatory Reporting, Technology, Compliance, Operations and third-party vendors to investigate issues, improve data quality, automate processes and support strategic regulatory initiatives. You’ll have the opportunity to make a tangible impact on how reporting operates; identifying inefficiencies, challenging existing processes and helping develop more effective and automated solutions.
We’re looking for an experienced regulatory reporting professional who is comfortable operating in a data-heavy, technically focused environment.
You should have a strong analytical toolkit, including:
You don't necessarily need to have experience across every regulation. A strong regulatory reporting background combined with the ability and enthusiasm to learn is more important.
This is more than a traditional regulatory reporting position. You’ll be working at the intersection of financial regulation, data, technology and market infrastructure, with genuine scope to improve the way regulatory reporting operates. If you enjoy getting underneath a reporting issue to understand why it happened, working with data to find the answer, and then improving the process so it doesn't happen again, this role offers a particularly strong combination of technical and regulatory exposure.