Capital & Liquidity Business Analyst (Regulatory Reporting) (m/f/d)

£600–£650

London, five days on-site

We are seeking an experienced Regulatory Risk Business Analyst to support the delivery of regulatory change and reporting initiatives. The Business Analyst will play a key role in requirements gathering, detailed systems and reporting analysis, and the delivery of solutions that meet regulatory obligations under Basel III and related capital and liquidity frameworks.

Key Responsibilities

• Gather and document business requirements, producing Business Requirements Documents (BRDs) and Functional Specifications.
• Conduct detailed reporting and systems analysis, including data mapping and validation.
• Design and implement test strategies, test plans, and test cases.
• Perform system and integration testing, while supporting business stakeholders with User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
• Compile, analyse, and present test results to stakeholders.
• Provide project/workstream status reporting and updates to senior stakeholders.
• Deliver ad-hoc BAU support, including root cause analysis of production system issues and assessment of materiality.
• Develop and maintain regression and test packs to support broader regulatory programme adoption and user-led testing.

Key Skills and Experience

• Proven Business Analysis experience within top-tier financial institutions.
• Strong knowledge of Capital & Liquidity reporting, including SA-CCR, LE BA-CVA, LCR, NSFR, and Liquidity Stress Testing.
• In-depth understanding of Basel III Capital Requirements.
• Broad knowledge of financial products across asset classes, including Derivatives, Bonds, and FX.
• Experience with Moody’s RiskAuthority or similar regulatory reporting platforms is desirable.
• Strong track record of testing regulatory reports and interpreting results.
• Ability to engage with stakeholders at all levels across business and technology functions.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Experience delivering under pressure in both team and autonomous settings.