FCMO Planning Team Business Analyst in London

12 Month Contract

London Hybrid Working

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We are happy to be recruiting for one of our high-profile banking clients. They are currently looking for a FCMO Planning Team Business Analyst to join them for an initial 12-month contract, however there may be scope for extension.

About the Role:

This Business Analyst role has been created to strengthen the operational capability of the Financial Crime function as it delivers an expanding portfolio of change initiatives and responds to increasing regulatory, data, and process efficiency demands. As part of a high impact operational team, you will support bank wide projects, enhance critical management information, and document key process improvements that advance the organisation's financial crime controls.

Overview:

This is an opportunity to be part of a high impact operational team leading critical change across the financial crime function. Through your role as a Business Analyst, your insights will directly shape smarter, more resilient processes that protect and advance the organisation.

Role Responsibilities:

• Support Bank wide projects impacting FCMO and FCMO Change initiatives, ensuring the successful deployment and the associated training, and procedural updates are completed.
• Assist with enhancing Management Information through the automation of existing MI within the FCMO team, creating and distributing of EMEA FCMO Management information to local management teams, governance committees and Senior Management committee meetings.
• Provide detailed overviews of business processes, and assist in the documentation of process change.
• Support bank wide and departmental change initiatives impacting the Financial Crime function, ensuring successful delivery, training, and procedural updates.
• Develop, automate and maintain Management Information (MI) to improve reporting quality, efficiency, and insight for local management, governance committees, and senior leadership.
• Correspond with customers for the purposes of Reverse KYC and maintain information pertinent to this process.
• Ensure updates to procedures, controls, and training materials are completed as part of project and change related activity.
• Contribute to cross regional coordination, documenting group forums and aligning processes with teams across EMEA to ensure consistency and operational effectiveness.

Skill & Experience:

• Strong project and business analytical skills with the ability to collaborate with all levels of personnel with differing expertise and backgrounds as part of project workstreams, supporting others to ensure the overall team objectives are achieved.
• Self-motivated to continually improve existing practices with minimal supervision and able to take the lead in documenting requirements.
• The role requires excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to communicate process change, complex system issues, business requirements or feedback to all levels of the organisation.
• Experience in project management desirable.
• Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office suite, particularly MS Excel.
• Strong communication skills.

Location:

This is a hybrid working role, with a requirement to work from the clients London office 2-3 days a week.

Working hours:

Standard working hours with some flex where required.

If you feel that this is a role that would suit you then please apply today.

The Adecco Group is an equal opportunities company.