Financial Reporting Data Analyst - The Ashlar Group
Tampa, FL 33637
About the Job
Company – Major Global Bank
Role – Financial Reporting Data Analyst - Consulting Role
Location: Tampa, FL
Project Duration: 6 months + extensions
Pay Rate: $40.13 per hour w2 / Overtime $60.20 per hour
Client 239 is the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's regulation number 239 which covers principles for effective risk data aggregation and risk reporting. Client is currently expanding the number of controls to achieve heightened standards related to these principles. This includes enhancing its existing Data Tracing Program to target prioritized critical data elements (CDEs) and expand its coverage from the FR Y-9C/FR Y-14 to 60+ Regulatory and Management Reports. Thus, the Finance and Risk Shared Services (FRSS) Data Tracing team is in search of a candidate to join this expanded program, performing data tracing in alignment with the target operating model and execution plan.
The incumbent will participate in on-going data tracing for Critical Data Elements on Regulatory reports.
• Review critical data elements used for regulatory to ensure integrity and soundness of reporting
• Partner closely with Corporate & Regulatory Reporting, Product Controllers, ICG Operations, Chief Data Officer, Data Governance Officers, and Regulatory Report Owners
• Participate in Data Tracing planning activities.
• Support the production of executive quality reports as required to be communicated with senior stakeholders
• Participate in other product reviews as determined by the manager.
Other responsibilities may include:
• Participating in Internal Audit (IA) and Regulatory reviews.
• Review the work of peers, evaluating their findings and judgment in applying regulatory principles to reporting
• Facilitating ad hoc, special requests, and project management
• Additional non-data tracing may be required such as regulatory reporting variance analysis/ad hoc.
Qualifications:
• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field
• Working knowledge of financial products required, specifically derivatives and securities
• 5+ years of Finance, Accounting, Risk or Product Control experience, preferably at large financial institution
• CPA and/or Audit experience would be an advantage
• Understanding of current accounting principles, policies and financial institution regulatory reporting,
• Solid analytical skills, combined with an ability to deliver analyses in a concise and logical manner
• Must have solid communication skills (oral and written) to clearly articulate findings, defend a point of view amongst various groups, and present to senior management
• Must be assertive and have strong followed up skills
• Strong Microsoft Office skills including Microsoft Excel
• General Ledger Platforms, Product Processors, or Data Warehouses experience a plus
• Must be a proactive and goal-oriented strategic thinker, with the ability to identify creative solutions.
• Ability to multi-task, demonstrating independent leadership skills.
• Strong understanding and appreciation of internal control environment, reporting, and metrics is required
Role – Financial Reporting Data Analyst - Consulting Role
Location: Tampa, FL
Project Duration: 6 months + extensions
Pay Rate: $40.13 per hour w2 / Overtime $60.20 per hour
Client 239 is the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's regulation number 239 which covers principles for effective risk data aggregation and risk reporting. Client is currently expanding the number of controls to achieve heightened standards related to these principles. This includes enhancing its existing Data Tracing Program to target prioritized critical data elements (CDEs) and expand its coverage from the FR Y-9C/FR Y-14 to 60+ Regulatory and Management Reports. Thus, the Finance and Risk Shared Services (FRSS) Data Tracing team is in search of a candidate to join this expanded program, performing data tracing in alignment with the target operating model and execution plan.
The incumbent will participate in on-going data tracing for Critical Data Elements on Regulatory reports.
• Review critical data elements used for regulatory to ensure integrity and soundness of reporting
• Partner closely with Corporate & Regulatory Reporting, Product Controllers, ICG Operations, Chief Data Officer, Data Governance Officers, and Regulatory Report Owners
• Participate in Data Tracing planning activities.
• Support the production of executive quality reports as required to be communicated with senior stakeholders
• Participate in other product reviews as determined by the manager.
Other responsibilities may include:
• Participating in Internal Audit (IA) and Regulatory reviews.
• Review the work of peers, evaluating their findings and judgment in applying regulatory principles to reporting
• Facilitating ad hoc, special requests, and project management
• Additional non-data tracing may be required such as regulatory reporting variance analysis/ad hoc.
Qualifications:
• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, or related field
• Working knowledge of financial products required, specifically derivatives and securities
• 5+ years of Finance, Accounting, Risk or Product Control experience, preferably at large financial institution
• CPA and/or Audit experience would be an advantage
• Understanding of current accounting principles, policies and financial institution regulatory reporting,
• Solid analytical skills, combined with an ability to deliver analyses in a concise and logical manner
• Must have solid communication skills (oral and written) to clearly articulate findings, defend a point of view amongst various groups, and present to senior management
• Must be assertive and have strong followed up skills
• Strong Microsoft Office skills including Microsoft Excel
• General Ledger Platforms, Product Processors, or Data Warehouses experience a plus
• Must be a proactive and goal-oriented strategic thinker, with the ability to identify creative solutions.
• Ability to multi-task, demonstrating independent leadership skills.
• Strong understanding and appreciation of internal control environment, reporting, and metrics is required
Source : The Ashlar Group