Regulatory Reporting Manager

About the Company

About the Position

Key Responsibilities

• Responsible for production of reports under the remit of Finance departments Regulatory Reporting
• Reviews and controls with respect to their compliance with statutory/local regulatory reporting.
• Provides analysis and commentary
• Anticipates the deployment of new regulations
• Supervision of Financial Ratios as requested by regulators, providing frequent reports to direct Management on the performance of such indicators.
• Support the implementation and maintenance of the regulatory watch committee, covering all finance & Tax domains with the contribution of all team members, documenting the regulatory releases with impact in the Finance & Tax Department with potential effects in the entities under remit.
• Support and lead, under the guidance and instruction of the Head of Local Regulatory Reporting, projects of automation of current and future processes of the area under responsibility.
• Supervision of the Regulatory Reporting production and supervise the work of the team members, motivating, delegating work, development and learning.
• Contribute periodical information (minimum monthly) of performance, risk and control indicators of the area under responsibility (KPI, KRI and KCI), following the standard defined for the Finance & Tax Function

Experience/Requirements

• University degree in finance & accounting / economics or similar
• Accounting qualification ACCA/ACA/CIMA/CPA
• Minimum 3 years’ experience in regulatory reporting, in the financial services sector.
• A background in audit is an advantage
• Knowledge and understanding of generally accepted accounting principles, IFRS, Irish GAAP, regulations and reporting specificities.
• Strong understanding of financial and operational risk control requirements to ensure that financial reporting systems in place are compliant and continuously monitored
• Good It skills and experience of Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Access)

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