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Job Description: Lead Business Analyst (Banking Domain Experience) Location: London, UK 2 days to office SC Cleared: Required Job Type: Full-Time Job Summary: We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Lead Business Architect to join our team. The ideal candidate will have domain expertise in … the banking and financial industry, including regulations, processes, and technologies. UI Development: Collaborate with designers and developers to create user-friendly interfaces that meet business requirements and enhance overall user experience. Data Flows: Analyze and map data flows within the organization, identify bottlenecks or areas for improvement, and recommend … their suitability for the organization's needs. Stakeholder Management: Collaborate with stakeholders from various departments, including IT, finance, and operations, to gather requirements, understand business objectives, and ensure alignment between business goals and technology solutions. Documentation and Reporting: Prepare and present reports, architecture diagrams, and documentation to communicate more »

Business Architect Transformation/Design/Value Creation/Business/Change La Fosse have partnered with a leading insurer to recruit a Business Architect. This individual will work on some very complex programmes of work, helping to shape multiple transformation activities, and work proactively with … senior executives and heads of business lines to identify value propositions in line with their strategy. This person will join a core business architecture team of 4-5 people, in a very much business-facing role, working closely with the wider architecture team and the business itself. Key Skills Required: A number of years operating in a Business Architecture capacity, ideally within an insurance or a financial services background (a knowledge of claims or underwriting is highly beneficial) Core Business Architecture skills - Target Operating Model (TOM) design, Capability Mapping, Value Chain Analysis or more »