Goodman Masson are partnering with a global bank to recruit a Regulatory Reporting Accountant into its Finance function. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced regulatory reporting professional to join a lean, high-visibility team where you will take real ownership of the bank’s prudential reporting activity on a day-to-day basis. The role offers exposure across capital, liquidity and wider regulatory reporting requirements, alongside involvement in upcoming regulatory change, including Basel 3.1 implementation.
The position offers a high level of responsibility and autonomy, with the successful candidate expected to act as a key point of ownership for BAU reporting while supporting ongoing technical development and enhancement work across the function. This is not a purely process-driven role, and would suit someone confident working independently and applying strong technical judgement within a regulated environment.
Alongside core reporting responsibilities, the role provides exposure to regulatory interpretation, control enhancement and systems development. It is a strong opportunity for someone looking to deepen their technical expertise while taking on genuine ownership within a banking environment.
The successful candidate will join a team where accuracy, technical confidence and independence are essential, alongside strong stakeholder engagement across Finance, Treasury, Risk, Credit and Technology.
Responsibilities will include:
- Preparing and delivering COREP, FINREP and other Bank of England regulatory returns in line with reporting deadlines and governance requirements;
- Taking ownership of day-to-day prudential reporting processes across capital and liquidity;
- Supporting Basel 3.1 reporting development and implementation activity;
- Monitoring key regulatory metrics including capital adequacy, liquidity and related prudential ratios;
- Performing reconciliations, controls and validation checks to ensure accuracy and completeness of submissions;
- Maintaining and enhancing regulatory reporting processes, documentation and control frameworks;
- Supporting regulatory interpretation and responding to internal and external queries;
- Working closely with Finance, Treasury, Risk, Credit and Technology teams to resolve reporting and data issues;
- Supporting continuous improvement of reporting systems and processes.
Key requirements:
- Strong experience within regulatory reporting in banking;
- Good understanding of COREP, FINREP and wider prudential reporting requirements;
- Strong knowledge of capital and liquidity reporting concepts and underlying regulatory drivers;
- Understanding of the PRA Rulebook, CRR framework and Basel standards, with awareness of upcoming Basel 3.1 changes;
- Strong accounting and balance sheet knowledge;
- Ability to work independently and take ownership of reporting processes;
- Confident technical understanding, with the ability to apply regulatory concepts in practice;
- Strong communication skills with the ability to engage across multiple stakeholder groups;
- Experience with regulatory reporting systems (e.g. Regnology / Vermeg) would be beneficial but not essential.
