Specalist, Regulatory Reporting
Role Overview
Prepare, analyze, and submit regulatory reports to relevant authorities.
Focus on accurate, timely reporting, data quality assurance, and resolution of exceptions and stakeholder queries.
Provide expert input on trade and transaction regulations and interpret reporting requirements.
Key Skills for This Role
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Role
Prepare, analyze, and submit regulatory reports to relevant authorities.
Focus on accurate, timely reporting, data quality assurance, and resolution of exceptions and stakeholder queries.
Provide expert input on trade and transaction regulations and interpret reporting requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Produce daily regulatory trade and transaction reports to agreed timescales and quality standards.
- Build expertise in EMIR, MiFID trade and transaction reporting, and SFTR reporting.
- Resolve complex internal and external stakeholder queries and provide solutions for issues or risks.
- Maintain controlled end-to-end delivery and supporting operating-model, process, risk, control, and KPI documentation.
- Review policies and new business initiatives for reporting impacts.
- Follow policies and procedures and complete reporting with accuracy and due diligence.
Experience and Proficiencies
- Bring 6–7 years of financial services regulatory reporting experience, specifically involving EMIR and MiFID.
- Demonstrate strong knowledge of financial instruments, financial industry fundamentals, and asset classes.
- Understand mutual fund structures, investment life cycles, and key market participants.
- Understand ESG principles and regulatory frameworks including SFTR, MiFID, and EMIR.
- Understand data flows and system architecture within investment platforms.
- Have experience with data integration, reporting tools, and operational workflows.
- Demonstrate research, analytical, problem-solving, decision-making, collaboration, and attention-to-detail skills.
- Have basic Microsoft Office knowledge; Excel proficiency is desired.
Academic Requirements
- Hold an MBA or professional qualification such as CFA or CMA with Finance as the major.
Workplace Model
- Full-time employees work in the designated office at least three days per week and outside an Invesco office for two days per week, subject to scheduling with their manager.
Benefits
- Benefits include annual leave, insurance, retirement planning, health support, parental leave, study support, employee stock purchase plan, and career development programs.
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