Strategic Change VP – Liquidity Reporting, Glasgow

Strategic Change VP – Liquidity Reporting

Location: Glasgow

The Liquidity Reporting team is responsible for preparing, calculating, reviewing and filing both the internal and external liquidity and other funding reporting returns required by the Firm’s regulators. The team has grown over the last 15 years from 6 to now over 70 people in the department. There is a collaborative culture and a positive work environment, as evidenced by the average service length.

The main client of the team is Corporate Treasury, who manage the Liquidity and Funding needs of the business and sign off the reporting. Other stakeholders include Technology, Legal Entity and Product Controllers. The role will focus on preparing controls and performing analysis of the inputs used in the liquidity reports of the Firm.

What will you be doing?

• Be the 6G Liquidity Reporting Change lead responsible for developing technology requirements and coordinating the testing and implementation of report changes and enhancements
• Manage key stakeholder relationships with Corporate Treasury and Treasury Technology to prioritise and implement changes to regulatory reporting in line with the Firm’s change and continuous improvement agenda
• Provide insight to key stakeholders and regulators around the impacts of the change agenda, acting as change subject matter expert for the department
• Develop a strong understanding of business strategy and liquidity reporting to ensure change and enhancement activity is in line with Treasury strategy, robustly challenging upstream change owners on behalf of department where risks arise
• Ensure a robust control environment is in place and adhered to, to minimise the risk of errors and misstatements in regulatory report submissions
• As one of the department’s senior managers, you will be expected to lead on department-level initiatives as required

What we’re looking for:

• Candidates for the role should be a qualified accountant (CA, ACCA, CIMA) or have relevant degree or equivalent experience
• Leadership – you lead by example, role-modelling best practice to the department and promoting the Firm’s culture and values at all times
• Detail-oriented – you are highly numerate and have great attention to detail
• Credibility – you have the confidence and expertise to cut through complex problems to identify the correct solution, and the gravitas to bring senior stakeholders with you
• Talent and responsibility – you take pride in the quality of your work and proactively drive your work through to conclusion, thriving under the challenge of balancing multiple issues and priorities
• Collaboration – you enjoy working within a team to achieve common goals
• Communication – you can build relationships with and successfully influence a diverse range of people with varying levels of knowledge and experience
• Experience of team management

You may also have:

• Prior experience of leading UAT testing environments or implementing change programs
• The ability to work independently in a self-directed way in a collaborative, team-oriented environment
• Relevant work experience in the financial services industry (Financial and Product Control, Treasury or Funding) is desired
• Candidates should possess excellent Microsoft Excel skills and be proficient at summarising and presenting themes and results in a meaningful format

Certified Persons Regulatory Requirements

If this role is deemed a Certified role and may require the role holder to hold mandatory regulatory qualifications or the minimum qualifications to meet internal company benchmarks.

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