FAQs
What is the primary function of the Regulatory Reporting Analyst role at Marex?
The primary function of the Regulatory Reporting Analyst role at Marex is to assist in the preparation and reporting of all regulatory submissions across the Group, while also supporting internal monitoring and driving process improvements related to regulatory capital issues.
What qualifications are preferred for the Regulatory Reporting Analyst position?
The preferred qualifications for the Regulatory Reporting Analyst position include having a university degree or equivalent, being part qualified or newly qualified as an accountant (ACA/ACCA/CIMA), and possessing strong Excel skills.
What specific regulatory submissions will the Regulatory Reporting Analyst be responsible for?
The Regulatory Reporting Analyst will be responsible for the preparation of FCA returns, including FSA029 and FSA030, and IFPR returns on a solo and consolidated basis, as well as capital returns for the CFTC and other regulators in EMEA.
What skills are essential for a Regulatory Reporting Analyst at Marex?
Essential skills for a Regulatory Reporting Analyst at Marex include strong analytical, organization and documentation skills, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and experience working in a regulated environment with knowledge of risk and compliance requirements.
What is the expected level of experience for applicants to this role?
Applicants to the Regulatory Reporting Analyst role should ideally have experience related to the operations of a financial institution, particularly in relation to preparation of regulatory returns and understanding of the reporting requirements under IFPR and COREP.
What are the key competencies required for the Regulatory Reporting Analyst position?
Key competencies include being a collaborative team player, demonstrating curiosity and resilience in a fast-paced environment, excelling at building relationships and influencing others, and possessing strategic collaboration skills with insight and agility.
What regulatory compliance is expected from the Regulatory Reporting Analyst?
The Regulatory Reporting Analyst is expected to ensure compliance with the company’s regulatory requirements under various authorities such as the FCA, NFA, AMF, AFM, and MAS, while adhering to Marex’s Code of Conduct and reporting any breaches of policy.
Can you describe the work environment for a Regulatory Reporting Analyst at Marex?
The work environment for a Regulatory Reporting Analyst at Marex is dynamic and fast-paced, requiring adaptability and the ability to manage a wide spectrum of tasks, while supporting various stakeholders and regulatory initiatives.
What opportunities for improvements are there in the Regulatory Reporting team?
Opportunities for improvement in the Regulatory Reporting team involve developing and implementing process improvements to promote efficiency, including advancing automated initiatives and enhancing the overall control environment.
What is Marex's commitment towards diversity and inclusion?
Marex is fully committed to the elimination of unlawful or unfair discrimination and values the differences that a diverse workforce brings to the company, aiming to create an inclusive work environment for all employees.