Regulatory Financial Reporting Analyst

Role overview

Essential criteria

• Hold or be working towards a recognised finance qualification, such as CCAB, CFA, or an MSc in Finance, or have relevant finance or commercial experience demonstrated by past performance and achievements.
• Have good quantitative and qualitative financial analytical skills, including the ability to analyse complex situations and policy decisions.
• Have knowledge of accounting statements and interpreting financial information.
• Have experience building internal and external relationships at all levels.
• Be able to process and communicate complex financial information and data to varied audiences.

Selection behaviours

• The selection process assesses Changing and Improving, Communicating and Influencing, Managing a Quality Service, and Delivering at Pace.

Pay and pension

• The salary range is £35,232–£48,561, with separate national and London ranges stated in the posting.
• The role includes a Civil Service Pension with an employer contribution of 28.97%.

Contract and working pattern

• The role is permanent.
• The posting lists full-time, part-time, job-share, and flexible working arrangements.

Location and working arrangements

• Successful candidates may be based in Cardiff, Glasgow, or London.
• Hybrid working is described as currently one office day per week, subject to review.

Benefits

• Benefits include annual leave, training and development opportunities, and Civil Service pension benefits.

Responsibilities

• Support effective regulation and investment across the energy sector through financial reporting work.
• Provide clarity, scrutiny, and evidence to support sound regulatory decisions.
• Analyse financial information relevant to the performance of Britain's energy networks and value for consumers.