Senior Regulatory Reporting Analyst

Company: EngineersOfAI
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Location: London
Job Description:

Senior Regulatory Reporting Analyst

Location: London. Salary: £56,100 – £64,000 with incentive awards tied to performance. Hybrid working approach. Flexible working hours.

Responsibilities

  • Taking ownership of the preparation, analysis and submission of regulatory reporting requirements (e.g. Capital, Liquidity).
  • Ensuring compliance with the applicable regulatory interpretations.
  • Assisting the wider team in producing Monzo’s capital and liquidity regulatory reporting and disclosures (including Pillar 3).
  • Executing and improving the controls required to ensure regulatory reporting is timely, accurate and complete.
  • Ensuring high data quality by performing data profiling and investigating data quality issues.
  • Using data visualisation tools to build dashboards and facilitate sign‑off and useful insights.
  • Partnering with teams internally to help them make informed business decisions and providing input into new product launches.
  • Designing brilliant ways to automate your work and leverage technology to ensure we scale with the business.

Qualifications

  • You have a good understanding of capital requirements, liquidity reports and regulatory frameworks.
  • You’re excited by data and have a sharp eye for detail.
  • You have knowledge of coding languages (SQL would be a bonus), although a willingness to learn is just fine.
  • You have strong analytical skills, high attention to detail and the ability to meet tight deadlines.
  • You want to automate or enhance recurring processes, particularly by leveraging technology, and implement changes in collaboration with IT and regulatory change teams.

Benefits

  • £56,100 – £64,000 with incentive awards tied to performance.
  • Based in London with a hybrid working approach.
  • Flexible working hours and trust to work enough hours to do your job well, and at times that suit you and your team.
  • £1,000 learning budget each year to use on books and training.

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Posted: September 22nd, 2026