Senior Liquidity Forecasting Analyst

Type: Permanent
Location: England - London
Industry: Financial Services - Banking
Specialism: Treasury
Salary: £40,000 - £50,000 plus benefits and bonus
Date Posted: 09/12/2024
Consultant: Jack Woodlock

We have been appointed to manage the Treasury department recruitment campaign for one of the UK’s top high impact Banks. This team is responsible for overseeing the production and review of liquidity reporting and forecasting, ensuring they are setup for future regulatory and business changes as well as supporting the efficiency agenda. Hybrid working available - You can use various UK office locations(including London) from which to fulfil your two day a week office attendance requirement

Role Description

Supporting the implementation of changes required to various liquidity internal and external regulatory reports
Supporting with the production of liquidity forecasts used for Financial Planning and stress activity, such as CST and Recovery & Resolution
Contribute towards the change programme, helping to deliver important changes to the future reporting as the reporting remit has grown

Role Requirements

Understanding of key liquidity and funding metrics (LCR, NSFR, WSF ratio) and application to forecast balance sheet
Ideally some reporting experience for forecasting activity such as Stress Testing, Recovery & Resolution, funding in resolution (liquidity metric forecasting)
Strong analytical skills with an ability to produce highly technical reporting and identify anomalies, working with Excel to an advanced level
Thrive under pressure and working to tight timelines, good organisational skills
An ability to thrive in a fast-paced evolving environment
Good problem solving skills

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