Job Description Your role at a glance The LGAS (Legal and General Assurance Services) Reporting team is responsible for the delivery of Statutory and Regulatory Reporting for LGAS. This role focuses on management, production, and review of Solvency II Pillar 3 reporting QRTs, and other regulatory returns on a quarterly and annual basis. The role also involves working closely with business divisions to support the accounting and delivery of quarterly and annual IFRS results for a General Insurance reinsurance agreement within LGAS. What you'll be doing You will manage the delivery of LGAS regulatory and capital reporting, including liaison with external auditors and delivery of outputs to the PRA and other regulatory bodies. You will ensure reporting is performed to agreed levels of accuracy, with appropriate liaison with divisional Finance team, Group technical resources, other business areas and external auditors. You will proactively develop and deliver internal and external SII and capital metrics and commentaries. Including the collection, analysis and production of fee block information reported and paid to various regulatory bodies and ad hoc information requests from the regulatory bodies. You will identify, manage, and monitor issue resolution during reporting production, ensuring communication with key stakeholders and appropriate reconciliation of key metrics. You will develop system reporting expertise (GFAS, OneStream, SII Assist, Magnify, RegData, etc.). You will fully maintain and review key financial controls in the LGAS regulatory/IFRS reporting space, including EUC appraisals and process enhancements. You will review and approve the delivery of ad hoc information requests from the regulatory bodies, liaising with other business areas as appropriate. You will continually review and challenge processes to establish efficiencies whilst maintaining control and quality. You will work with internal stakeholders and suppliers across Group Finance and Divisions to ensure deliverables are understood, planned and delivered by the financial reporting processes.