Location: Sydney, NSW
Salary Package: $70 - $76 per hour + Super
Role Highlights:

Join an established financial services organisation in a hands-on Regulatory Reporting Analyst position supporting its APRA and prudential reporting requirements.

This is an opportunity to apply your banking regulatory reporting experience across APRA submissions, reconciliations, regulatory controls and data quality while working closely with stakeholders across Finance, Risk, Treasury, Compliance and Technology.

Role Overview

Reporting into the Finance leadership team, this Regulatory Reporting Analyst role will support the preparation, review and submission of regulatory returns, with a particular focus on APRA reporting and APRA Connect.

On a daily basis, you will prepare regulatory returns, perform reconciliations and validations, investigate variances and ensure submissions are accurate, complete and delivered within required regulatory timeframes.

You will also support the business in responding to regulatory change, improving reporting controls and identifying opportunities to enhance data quality, automation and reporting processes.

This is a hands-on role suited to someone with previous regulatory reporting experience within a bank, ADI or broader financial services environment who can quickly step into a highly regulated finance function.

Responsibilities

- Prepare, review and submit APRA regulatory returns through APRA Connect
- Perform reconciliations and validations across regulatory and financial reporting data
- Investigate reporting variances and resolve data quality issues
- Support reporting across capital, liquidity, credit risk and other prudential requirements
- Assist with the implementation of changing APRA prudential and reporting standards
- Maintain appropriate controls, documentation and governance across regulatory reporting
- Partner with Finance, Risk, Treasury, Credit, Compliance, Data and Technology teams




- Identify opportunities to improve reporting automation, efficiency and data quality
- Support internal and external audit requirements relating to regulatory reporting
- Contribute to broader finance and regulatory reporting projects as required

Candidate Profile

You are an experienced Regulatory Reporting Analyst with previous exposure to banking or financial services and a strong understanding of the Australian prudential reporting environment.

You will ideally bring hands-on experience with APRA regulatory reporting and APRA Connect, alongside strong reconciliation, financial reporting and data analysis capabilities.

Exposure to areas including capital adequacy, liquidity, credit risk and prudential standards will be highly regarded, as will experience implementing new regulatory reporting requirements.

You will be analytical, highly detail-oriented and comfortable working to strict regulatory deadlines. Strong Excel skills and experience working with regulatory reporting, banking or finance systems will also be beneficial.

A degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics or a related discipline is preferred, with CA/CPA or equivalent qualifications advantageous.

Culture & Benefits

This organisation offers the opportunity to join an established financial services environment with solid exposure to regulatory reporting and the broader finance function.

- Competitive contract rate of $70 - $76 per hour + Super
- Hands-on exposure to APRA reporting and APRA Connect
- Work closely with Finance, Risk, Treasury and Compliance
- Exposure to regulatory change and process improvement initiatives
- Opportunity to make an immediate impact within a regulated financial services environment

Apply

If this sounds like you, please send your resume by clicking the "apply" link below.

The reference number for this roles is "SFSR 80139." Please allow 3-5 working days for us to process all applications. All applicants will hear back from us, either via email or telephone.

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