Document and implement new CRD6 regulatory reporting processes, including Third Country Branch, HU, and Ultimate HU workflows. Coordinate with finance teams and multiple stakeholders to define and agree processes, document Target Operating Models, and track project progress, risks, and issues.
Job Title: CRD6 Regulatory Reporting
Tasks :
New regulatory reporting implies new processes to be agreed / documented / implemented.
Anil and I will look after the new Third Country Branch processes (HBCE Finance teams).
The external resource will be in charge of documenting the new HU and Ultimate HU processes.
Skills :
Very good understanding of Regulatory reporting processes (including good understanding of regulatory data flows and systems).
Very good organization and communication skills (need to liaise with multiple teams to define / agree the new processes).
Very good documentation skills (Target Operating Models documentation).
Good project management skills (need to report, progress, risks and issues).
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