Business Analyst (Regulatory Treasury Data Standardisation)

Robert Half International (an S&P 500 global staffing provider) is supporting a global consulting organisation in the search for a highly specialised Business Analyst (Regulatory / Treasury / Data Standardisation) to join a major regulatory initiative within a complex financial services environment. This is a hands-on delivery role reporting into senior leadership within a Treasury function, requiring strong regulatory expertise and deep analytical capability across data and documentation standardisation.

Assignment Details:

• Initial 6-month contract (4–6 months delivery focus)
• Start Date: ASAP (fast-track onboarding)
• Location: London / Hybrid (onsite preferred)
• Day Rate: £400 p/day + 12.07% holiday pay (PAYE)

Key Responsibilities:

• Reviewing and standardising c.150+ regulatory assessment documents containing ~2,500 management actions
• Ensuring consistency, completeness, and quality across all documentation (“up to spec” for regulatory scrutiny)
• Identifying gaps, weaknesses, and inconsistencies in management actions and associated data
• Supporting Bank of England / regulatory reporting and recovery planning requirements
• Working across Treasury and risk stakeholders to centralise and standardise outputs globally
• Supporting implementation of new regulatory requirements (e.g. step-in risk, ICAAP alignment)
• Exploring use of AI / automation tools to accelerate document review and data structuring

Required Experience:

• Strong Business Analyst experience within Financial Services (banking essential)
• Proven regulatory / risk / compliance background (Treasury or capital reporting highly desirable)
• Experience supporting regulatory reporting (e.g. ICAAP, PRA reporting, recovery planning)
• Demonstrable experience working with data-heavy and document-heavy programmes
• Strong analytical mindset and ability to work through high volumes of complex information
• Ability to operate independently in delivery-focused environments

Nice to Have:

• Experience in capital reporting / Treasury functions
• Exposure to recovery & resolution planning or step-in risk frameworks
• Experience with Python, AI tools, or automation for data/document processing
• Background in regulatory remediation or audit-driven programmes (e.g. s166)