Business Data Analyst

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13 months ago
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We are working with a global financial institution to recruit a Business Data Analyst to join their project execution team. This role is crucial for ensuring timely execution of Price Risk deliverables, leveraging expertise in business analysis, project execution, and delivery, with a focus on trade population control and data quality.
Key Responsibilities

Drive execution of the Price Risk Data regulatory book of work.
Enhance controls for trade population completeness and CDE data quality.
Perform control gap assessments and implement enhancements.
Address data quality issues with robust controls.
Lead/participate in working groups with stakeholders and technology partners.
Identify and resolve or escalate risks and issues.
Produce project updates for various forums.
Essential Criteria

At least 7+ years' experience as a Business Analyst in trade and CDE data controls.
Strong understanding of data structures and financial products.
Experience in designing and monitoring key controls in a trading environment.
Proficiency with project management tools (e.g., JIRA, MS Project).
Strong controls mindset and risk mitigation skills.
This role will be a hybrid role with 3 days in the office in Belfast. Although the role is initially for a 7-month period there is a high possibility of extension.
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