Regulatory Reporting Analyst
π Role Overview & Responsibilities
Our client, a global investment bank, is adding a Regulatory Reporting Analyst to their team. Responsibilities include performing thorough review of regulatory reports to ensure compliance with the regulatory reportsβ instruction and preparing regulatory reports in accordance with US GAAP. This role will also handle reporting instructions covering daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual reports including FR2900, FR2644, FFIEC 002, FFIEC 019, TIC reports, and BE reports. Candidates must have at least five years of Financial and Regulatory Reporting experience at a large banking organization and/or consulting firm and have a strong understanding of financial and reporting requirements in the U.S.
RequirementsAt least five years working experience in financial and regulatory reporting at a large and complex banking organization or consulting firm.Strong Accounting knowledge and comprehension of U.S. GAAP accounting rule/ instructionsStrong understanding of banking and capital marketsKnowledge of what controls are needed when working on certain processes.Proficient PC Skills, especially in MS Office Suite; Advanced Excel (formulas, pivot tables, Vlookup, etc), and comfortable dealing with big data sets.
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