FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Referent Regulatory Reporting role at Siemens Bank?
The ideal candidate should have a degree in Economics, Wirtschaftsinformatik, or related fields. Alternatively, candidates with a Bankkaufmann/-frau qualification and additional Meldewesenspezialist/in certification are also encouraged to apply. A minimum of three years of experience in Accounting & Controlling, regulatory reporting, or auditing with a focus on credit institutions or financial services companies is necessary.
What responsibilities are included in the Referent Regulatory Reporting role at Siemens Bank?
As a Referent Regulatory Reporting, you will be responsible for handling regulatory reporting tasks, including calculating and monitoring relevant regulatory and internal metrics, preparing and documenting reports for banking supervisory authorities, managing statistical reporting, analyzing and implementing regulatory requirements, and contributing to the development of reporting processes and data interfaces.
What language skills are required for the Referent Regulatory Reporting role at Siemens Bank?
Fluency in both German and English is essential for effective communication in an international context. Candidates should be able to communicate confidently and professionally in both languages.
What benefits are offered to employees in the Referent Regulatory Reporting role at Siemens Bank?
Employees in this role can expect an attractive compensation package, opportunities for remote work, extensive training opportunities for professional and personal development, a supportive work environment that encourages individuality, 30 days of annual leave, flexible working hours, and a range of health and wellness benefits.