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The Credit Control Analyst monitors and collects outstanding insurance premiums, produces aged debt reports, allocates cash receipts, reconciles broker accounts, and investigates discrepancies. The role tracks payment deadlines, supports month-end and quarter-end reporting, handles credit-control queries, and recommends process improvements. It involves close collaboration with brokers, underwriters, and finance teams within the Lloyd’s and London Market insurance sector.

Supports daily European trade and transaction reporting under SFTR, EMIR, or MiFID II/MiFIR. Responsibilities include monitoring BAU reporting, resolving exceptions and reconciliations, investigating data issues, producing management information, documenting processes, and supporting regulatory change through requirements, testing, and UAT. The analyst works with Operations, Technology, Compliance, trade repositories, ARMs, vendors, and counterparties while identifying control and process improvements.

Owns the hedge fund’s SFTR reporting obligation across repo, securities lending, and margin lending. Responsibilities include regulatory interpretation, BAU oversight, exception and risk management, data investigation, field mapping, testing, UAT, change delivery, stakeholder engagement, regulatory enquiries, and control improvement. The role serves as the principal SFTR subject-matter expert and coordinates with Operations, Compliance, Technology, Front Office, trade repositories, counterparties, and regulators.

Own a European trade or transaction reporting obligation across SFTR, EMIR, or MiFID II/MiFIR. Oversee BAU reporting, exceptions, controls, regulatory interpretation, data mappings, and stakeholder inquiries. Lead change delivery from impact assessment through implementation, testing, UAT, and validation. Investigate data issues using SQL, perform root-cause analysis, assess new products, and deliver improvements across reporting processes, data quality, automation, and control maturity.

Assess institutional clients’ regulatory reporting data for accuracy, completeness, and timeliness. Design testing and reconciliation routines, quantify reporting issues, trace root causes through source systems, and support audit-driven remediation. Produce documentation suitable for auditor and regulator scrutiny, automate repeatable data-quality testing, present findings to senior stakeholders, and advise on stronger reporting controls across regimes including EMIR, MiFID II, SFTR, CFTC, and SEC.

Manage delegated authority operations across EMEA for a reinsurer, overseeing Coverholder and MGA relationships, due diligence, onboarding, audits, compliance, service levels, reporting quality, and policy documentation. Participate in risk and underwriting committees, resolve partner issues, improve operational controls and processes, and manage first-line staff. The role requires strong P&C insurance and delegated authority experience, with responsibility for balancing ongoing operations and change initiatives.

Reviews and formally signs off completed CDD and EDD files as a second-line KYC checker. The role validates quality, risk ratings, regulatory alignment, and internal policy compliance across a high-volume caseload. It identifies and resolves complex remediation issues, escalates regulatory queries, collaborates with KYC makers and global stakeholders, and maintains current knowledge of KYC requirements and jurisdictional policies.

Owns the change agenda for a managed regulatory reporting service, including reconciliation platform implementation, process automation, data quality investigations, client queries, regulatory controls, and third-party coordination. The role manages a small distributed team, works across multiple global reporting regimes, supports client-facing delivery, and provides hands-on BAU processing coverage when needed.

Support an underwriting workbench implementation by gathering and documenting requirements, mapping and improving business processes, facilitating stakeholder workshops, producing user stories and BA deliverables, and maintaining traceability and project documentation. The role requires independent engagement with underwriting stakeholders and collaboration within a wider project team.

Client-facing SFTR Business Analyst and Subject Matter Expert supporting institutional clients with regulatory reporting readiness. Responsibilities include validating scope against ESMA guidance, analyzing BRS Aladdin source data, mapping fields to SFTR specifications, resolving data gaps, leading senior stakeholder workshops, producing business requirements documents and test scripts, and supporting QA/UAT. The engagement is London-based with three onsite days weekly and is described as a contract engagement.