Business Analyst

Talan
London
2 weeks ago
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Job Description

Talan is looking for a highly analytical and detail-oriented Business Analyst to support our partner within their RAC team in implementing change to banks Trading Controls Framework following recent internal gap assessment. This role will focus on analysing and understanding end-to-end front office trade flows, particularly remote booking flows, while also contributing to the enhancement of our trading control framework, in close collaboration with RAC, Front Office and PPT. 

 

Key Responsibilities:  

  • Analyse and map front office trade flows, identifying inefficiencies, risks, and process improvements. 
  • Support the Project Manager, RAC, PPT and Front Office teams in implementing recommendations and producing key documentation to improve the trading control framework, including: 
  • Management framework enhancements. 
  • Review of control standards and definitions in collaboration with Non-Financial Risk (NFR). 
  • Development and maintenance of the trading control inventory. 
  • Provide insights and data-driven analysis on algo trading inventory to enhance transparency and risk mitigation. 
  • Develop dashboards, reports, and models to support business objectives and regulatory requirements. 
  • Work closely with stakeholders across the business to drive operational improvements and ensure compliance. 
  • Prepare presentations to support decision-making and project communications. 


Qualifications

 

  • Experience in a data analyst or business analyst role within investment banking or financial services. 
  • Experience working with FO and Senior stakeholders
  • Strong understanding of front office trade flows, remote booking processes, and UK trading control requirements. 
  • Ability to work with cross-functional teams, including RAC, Risk, Audit, Compliance, PPT and Front Office. 
  • Experience in creating and delivering clear, insightful presentations. 
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills. 
  • Strong attention to detail and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.  



Additional Information

Must be able to come into the office based in London 3 times a week. 

This role will be a contract position. The contract will last for a minimum of 6 months.

The rate for this role will be £375 pd inside IR35.

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