Regulatory Business Analyst

Job DescriptionJob Title: Regulatory Business AnalystReports to: Head of Finance data & processes teamJob PurposeWorking under the direct supervision of the Head of Finance data & processes team, the Regulatory Business Analyst will be responsible for a broad set of responsibilities that will allow the individual to develop their analytical, problem-solving and stakeholder management skills in a fast-paced environment. Responsibilities primarily include the following:Business analysis for the implementation of data-driven regulatory changes (e.g. Resolution, CRR/CRD, Pillar 3, BCBS239, etc.)Support to the role of ‘Community Data Steward’ for Finance, contributing to the documentation of relevant business terms and creation of data lineage for the metadata and reports included in the corporate data management tool ‘Collibra’. Support to the Regulatory Reporting team for the periodic preparation of regulatory returns such as Common Reporting (CoREP), Financial Reporting (FinRep) and Resolution reporting, and/or in case of ad-hoc need for complex data analysis/queries on specific topicsCollaboration with the wider Finance Team and across the organization will be pivotal for success to ensure that a robust and rigorous approach to regulatory reporting is maintained. The candidate should value continuous improvement as new reporting tools and accounting systems are introduced.Duties & Key ResponsibilitiesBusiness Analysis Work with business users, product owners, and technical teams to gather and document requirements for changes in regulatory reporting requirements. Lead preparation of detailed business requirements, including functional and technical specifications, user stories, data documentation and process flows. Stay up to date with regulatory reporting regulations, compliance requirements and assess their data implications. Conduct analysis of business processes, identifying gaps and areas for improvement. Support system changes and enhancements, ensuring they align with business objectives. Assist in creating test cases and support User Acceptance Testing (UAT). Monitor project progress and escalate risks or issues where necessary. Prepare reports, presentations, and documentation for stakeholders. Regulatory Reporting Support the preparation of Finance-owned regulatory returns, both prudential and for resolution planning purposes, ensuring accurate, timely and consistent reporting to our regulators. Understand and maintain the regulatory reporting functionality of the reporting system. This also means taking an active role at times of change (either process-related or IT-related) with the ability to project manage (as appropriate) such change for the area(s) of his/her responsibilities. Maintain, and develop where necessary, robust spreadsheets supporting the calculation of returns and ensure appropriate controls are adhered to. Ensure timely implementation of changes including updates to policies, procedures manual, etc. Skills & CompetenciesStrong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detailInterested in both technical and business dimensionsEffective communication and interpersonal skills to engage stakeholders at different levels.Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Word) - skilled excel user; comfortable using complex formulas, x-lookups and nested ‘if’ statements. Knowledge of SQL or other data querying languages, and familiarity with data management tools (e.g. Collibra, ServiceNow).Knowledge of financial services products (e.g., banking, payments, fund management) desirable.Knowledge of Accounting principles and policies desirable.Ability to document processes clearly (using tools like Visio or similar).QualificationsBachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Economics, Information Systems, or related field.Professional certifications (CBAP, CCBA, Agile BA, or equivalent) desirable but not essential.Experience 2–3 years of experience as a Business Analyst, preferably within financial services. Exposure to regulatory or compliance-driven projects (e.g., Basel III/IV) is an advantage. Experience in requirements gathering, process mapping, and supporting IT/business change initiatives. About UsWhy join usEmbark on your new adventure at Euroclear, and work at the heart of the global capital markets. We connect over 2,000 financial institutions across the globe. As an open and resilient infrastructure, we contribute to the stability of the financial markets. We help clients cut through complexity, lower costs, and mitigate risks of financial transactions. At Euroclear, we have the clear ambition to use our key role to facilitate and accelerate a sustainable global financial system.What We OfferWork closely with inspiring, supportive and engaged colleagues from more than 80 different countries. Practice your talents in a highly professional international environment. Join a learning and development environment with an emphasis on knowledge sharing and training.Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits.New ways of workingFind your own optimal balance within our hybrid working model, where you can connect at the office and also benefit from remote working.Great Place to Work for AllWe are committed to creating an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity and strives to be a Great Place to Work for All. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment, regardless of any aspect that makes them unique (including race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, pregnancy, disability, ...). If you need any specific accommodation due to disability or any other reason, you can let the recruiter know during your application process.About The TeamThe two area's of the Financial Division include the Finance Services and Facilities Management.Our Mission is to support the whole Euroclear Group.This covers: Facilities from Buildings & Equipments to Employee Services, Purchases from Supply Needs to Payments, Accounting from Invoices to Consolidation, Reporting from Businesses to Regulators, Advisory from Cost Center to Board and Corporate Finance from Taxes & Insurances to Treasury.