Regulatory Reporting - London, United Kingdom - eFinancialCareers

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London, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

The pace and scale of regulatory change has been unrelenting for global investment firms, banks, broker dealers etc.

Bloomberg's Regulatory Reporting Services [BRRS] is a business that caters to a broad set of global clients, firms impacted by one or moreregulations, including, MiFIR, EMIR, Dodd-Frank and other G20 derivatives reporting obligations.

We're investing in this business and building out a multi-obligation reporting and assurance services business on top of our award winning MiFIR regulatory reportinghub and complementing our regulated entities (ARM & APA).

We're looking for a regulatory specialist with a passion for delivering innovative client solutions.

What's the role?:

You will join the BRRS team as a Regulatory Reporting Product Manager with a focus on the Assurance product.
You'll have direct responsibility for defining, developing, testing and implementing the business development of BRRS's Regulatory Reporting solutions. You will have a good comprehension of regulatory obligations in the Reporting space, e.g. EMIR, amongothers.
You'll support the delivery of an Assurance platform that ensures accuracy and completeness of our clients transaction reporting obligations. You'll work with technology teams to specify the technical and functional requirements to test our client havereported complete, accurate and timely submissions to their regulators.
You will know what's important and how to identify sophisticated rules that test reporting considering trends, anomalies and patterns that will help us identify errors that will pass TR's/ARM/Regulators basic exceptions but still lead to errors in reporting.

The tools and enhanced rules that you define and build in partnership with engineering will be leveraged to test our clients completeness and accuracy, understand the health of both internal and client workflows, identify possible operational or regulatorybreaches before clients or regulators identify them in their own data.

Support in developing a robust governance framework in partnership with the Assurance product BA's and BRRS Business development team for change handled to ensure our product is incorporating any changes from our supported TR's/ARM's

We'll trust you to:

Take a lead role in product design, development and roll out of new solutions. You will also play a key role in the maintenance and improvement of existing solutions
Liaise with Engineering regarding the technical realisation of solutions, writing technical and functional specifications
Specify the detailed rules, the user stories and use cases for new solutions
Work closely with Engineering teams to understand the details of our products, workflows and data processing
Working with implementation and analytics to deliver client satisfaction [Working groups, User Training, Client feedback, Client measurement, Internal training]
Sales enablement aligning, educating, advocating and empowering sales and account management teams [Marketing plan, Sales campaigns, Sales tools, Buyer personas, Case studies, Win/Loss analysis, Demo scripts and content]
Collaborate extensively with the Sales and Business development team to proactively seek out and find product improvement opportunities where there is client demand

You'll need to have:

10+ years of experience* working within financial services/regulatory environment
Strong project management skills
Excellent data analysis skills and an ability to work with data and turn it into information and operational insights
A real passion for building positive relationships with internal colleagues to ensure the successful build and execution of the product
Knowledge of fixed income, Equities and Derivatives, electronic execution, trade & transaction reporting, trade repositories / data reporting service providers, and front to backoffice workflows
An understanding of what "GOOD" looks like as it pertains to the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of regulatory reporting and/or the expectations of regulators who supervise and control regulatory reporting