Regulatory Reporting Analyst – Open Banking in London

Job Location: London/Remote, United Kingdom

We have a new opportunity for an Open Banking Governance Analyst to support the expansion of Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) offerings across European markets. In this role, you will support regulatory reporting, operational governance, and compliance activities across open banking frameworks including PSD2 and UK Open Banking regulations. You will be responsible for monitoring API performance, managing regulatory reporting obligations, investigating operational incidents, and ensuring compliance across multiple jurisdictions. Working closely with engineering, product, compliance, and risk teams, you will help maintain compliant and high-performing open banking operations in a fast-paced, regulated environment.

The ideal candidate will have experience within payments, fintech, banking operations, or regulatory reporting, alongside strong analytical skills and experience working with data and SQL.

• Generate, review, and submit regulatory reports for PSD2-compliant outbound open banking activities in the EU, including incident reporting, fraud reporting, and statistical/transactional reporting required by national competent authorities.
• Own equivalent regulatory reporting obligations under the UK Open Banking framework (FCA/CMA requirements) and Australia's Consumer Data Right (CDR) regime, as well as any future reporting in markets such as Israel, Canada, and the US.
• Monitor API availability, uptime, latency, downtime events, error rates, and TPP-related operational issues, and work closely with relevant engineering teams to help ensure API performance remains aligned with direct customer interfaces.
• Investigate operational deviations, reporting anomalies, and API performance issues; coordinate with API owners and engineering teams to identify root causes and support timely remediation activities.
• Maintain documentation related to reporting methodologies, operational processes, API metrics, and regulatory reporting requirements.
• Maintain and apply incident classification frameworks across jurisdictions – including major incident thresholds under PSRs 2017 / EBA Guidelines on major incident reporting (EBA/GL/2017/10), and their FCA equivalents – ensuring timely initial, intermediate, and final notifications are submitted and internally documented.
• Track regulatory deadlines, filing calendars, and reporting cadences across all in-scope markets, ensuring no missed submissions.

• Partner with engineers to define data requirements, validate report outputs, and design automated reporting pipelines based on regulatory needs.
• Coordinate with adjacent engineering teams to source data and troubleshoot issues flagged by reporting, by third party providers (as defined by PSD2), by internal audits, or by regulators.
• Work closely with open banking product managers to flag regulatory implications of product changes and translate compliance requirements into product/engineering tickets.
• Serve as the liaison to the compliance function and other governance entities within the Risk organization, including participating in regular working groups to review API performance trends, incidents, remediation progress, and reporting obligations.
• Support internal and external audits, regulatory examinations, and ad hoc information requests from regulators.

• 3+ years of regulatory reporting, compliance analytics, or financial regulatory operations experience, ideally in payments, banking, or fintech.
• Regulatory literacy and exposure to, at a minimum, the EU or UK with knowledge of Australia a bonus.
• Comfort writing SQL, working with observability tools to gather data and working with large transactional datasets; able to independently validate report figures end-to-end.
• Strong stakeholder management and communication skills with the ability to work effectively across engineering, product, compliance, and operational teams.
• Ability to operate as an individual contributor with minimal oversight in a fast-moving, multi-jurisdictional environment.

• Experience with open banking APIs, TPP/ASPSP relationships, or PISP/AISP regulatory frameworks.
• Knowledge of open banking API standards across jurisdictions: OBL Read/Write API Specification (UK), Berlin Group NextGenPSD2 (EU), and CDR Consumer Data Standards (AU).
• Prior experience standing up reporting workflows in newly regulated markets.
• Experience in building canonical "regulatory event store" off the API gateways/IAM stack that captures every TPP request with the fields defined by different regulations for banks and fintechs.

To be considered for this role, you must already be eligible to work in the United Kingdom.