One of my best clients in the Netherlands is looking for a Business Analyst Regulatory Reporting to identify business and functional user requirements related to regulatory reporting and Translate these requirements into designs and specifications aligned with our chosen business and IT architecture framework.

Responsibilities:

• Shape business demand for technology.
• Ensure flawless IT fulfilment of Risk & Finance business initiatives and requirements.
• Monitor the quality of work delivered by Business Analysts in development teams throughout project life cycles.

Qualifications and Requirements:

• Master's degree in a relevant field (eg, Business, Finance, IT).
• Familiarity with regulatory reports and their translation into business requirements.
• Ability to advise on data quality rules and control frameworks relevant to financial institutions.

Experience with Abacus360 and Anacredit:

You'll be working closely with the application Abacus360, which is a powerful tool for regulatory reporting. Abacus360 provides support for extensive and comprehensive granular credit and credit-risk data reports. Specifically, you'll be involved in the implementation of Anacredit, the European Central Bank's (ECB) project for collecting statistical data on a loan-by-loan basis. Anacredit aims to close data gaps in credit exposures and answer monetary, micro-prudential, and macro-prudential questions.

About Levy:

Since 2000 Levy provides professional Solutions to organizations ranging from tech start-ups to global players. From our offices in the UK and Amsterdam we have built an international local network of skilled employed professionals and contractors fuelled by our passion for connecting skills with projects. Over the years we have fulfilled over 1700 requirements and nowadays we consistently have 250+ professionals recruited and relocated from 14 countries allocated to various projects. Our strength is the way that we see and treat people. This will always be a key factor in our strategy for many years to come multiplying by unity!