(Senior) Analyst within Capital Adequacy Reporting
About this role
Job ID: 3930
We are looking for a (Senior) Analyst to the Capital Adequacy Reporting, Capital Reporting team, within Group Finance. Since we are eager to find the right person to join the team, we are open for all levels to apply. The role is permanent and can be based in Helsinki or Warsaw.
About our team
Meet the Capital Reporting team within the Regulatory Reporting unit, we are a diverse team spanning multiple countries working in processes with a good pulse. We are responsible for delivering capital reporting to our management team, the public and financial supervisors. Our team add value by ensuring that Nordea is a compliant and trusted bank through providing accurate and timely reports. You will work closely with the Head of Capital Adequacy Reporting and other members of our team to ensure that all reports are in line with regulatory requirements and internal policies.
Collaboration. Ownership. Passion. Courage. These are the values that guide us in how we work and how we make decisions – and that we imagine you share with us.
What you’ll be doing
In this role you will be responsible for quarterly and monthly reporting to internal and external stakeholders, as well as continuous improvement projects. You will also be part of the development process of the new solutions for upcoming regulations and reporting updates.
Main responsibilities in this role:
Ensure value-adding data quality, production and analysis to internal stakeholders to support business decision making
Perform data queries with purpose of controlling and understanding data
Build an understanding of the end to end capital reporting data flows to provide SME input to change management agenda
Use your own initiative to propose and drive activities which will enable both Capital Reporting and Regulatory Reporting to improve efficiency and accuracy of data
Liaise with business change managers to deliver reporting requirements and testing
Participate in various projects within the regulatory re