Basel regulatory reporting senior business analyst

  • Huxley
  • 22/07/2026
Full time Information Technology Telecommunications Management

Job Description

Basel regulatory reporting senior business analyst / team leader Banking

This is a new opportunity for a Prudential regulatory reporting senior business analyst/team leader to join a thriving investment banking business as they are growing their regulatory reporting team. This is a permanent role with a salary guideline of £90- £110k.

Role details
  • Title: VP, Regulatory Change Manager / senior business analyst
  • Regulatory area: Capital Basel liquidity, capital, credit risk, market risk, counterparty credit risk, BoE statistical reporting, FinRep
  • Salary: £90-100,000 base salary
  • Location: Based in London City - London Liverpool Street station and home working hybrid 50/50%

This role is for a VP Deputy to support the regulatory manager.

Your role will be reporting the team to forums and committees, as well as supporting the team, unblocking issues and risks and managing the projects.

You will use your experience to look at the project from a higher stand point and lead on the successful delivery.

You will need to read the regulatory rule, understand it, so you can lead the regulatory capital project.

What we are looking for
  • Change and transformation business analyst skills. As a business analyst, you will be working with the key stakeholders collecting the requirements and creating the documents.
  • Banking understanding - wholesale banking, loans, including derivatives/securities etc.
  • Regulatory understanding, especially around capital markets, prudential, Basel, CRD, liquidity.

For more information, and the chance to be considered, please send through a CV. Good luck!

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Huxley, a trading division of SThree Partnership LLP is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. Registered office - 8 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ, United Kingdom. Partnership Number - OC387148 England and Wales.