MIFID Transaction reporting Business Analyst bank - Huxley
eFinancialCareersMIFID Transaction reporting Business Analyst banking London AVP £60-70K
This is a new and exclusive opportunity for a trade and transaction reporting reconciliations business analyst to join my banking client who are thriving
Role details
- Title: trade and transaction reporting reconciliations business analyst
- Focus: MIFID Transaction reporting
- Employer: investment bank
- Location: London City and home working hybrid 50/ 50%
- Permanent role, salary £60-75,000 plus bonus
This role sits within the wider trade and transaction reporting reconciliations/ regulatory reporting team, and will focus on MIFID, and will also have some cross over to
- MiFIR Transaction Reporting
- EMIR Trade Reporting
- SFTR Transaction Reporting
This is a great team to join, and we are keen to interview great business analysts
For more information, and the chance to be considered, please do send through a CV through to Kimberley Roe @ Huxley
To find out more about Huxley, please visit www.huxley.com
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
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