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Senior Regulatory Reporting Analyst

Senior Regulatory Reporting Analyst

Mizuho

What is required?

  • University degree (Bachelor's or Master's) in Finance or Accounting 
  • 5 - 10 years of experience
  • Experienced with and thorough knowledge of Basel requirements, accounting standards (Dutch Gaap, IFRS), financial products and services
  • Excellent command of the English language, both verbally and in writing
  • You have strong analytical skills and you can work accurately
  • You have a hands-on attitude

What will you get?

  • €85,000 - €95,000 gross p/y (depending on knowledge and experience) including 13th month and holiday allowance
  • Annual bonus
  • 37.5 hour workweek
  • 30 vacation days (based on full time employment)
  • Option to buy or sell leave annually
  • Technical and professional training possibilities
  • 100% company paid defined contribution pension plan
  • Global employee mobility plan
  • Unique opportunity of working in a dynamic, international, and multicultural environment and being part of one of the largest financial institutions in the world

What will you do?

  • 40% Creating and analysing reports
  • 20% Formulating impact analyses
  • 10% Implementing reporting requirements
  • 10% Working on projects
  • 10% Internal consultation
  • 10% Answering internal questions

This vacancy has been created based on interviews with employees to help you get a realistic preview of the job.

Vacancy

As a Senior Regulatory Reporting Analyst at Mizuho you will be responsible for the implementation and submission of the bank's regulatory and prudential returns to the supervising authorities (DNB, ECB), covering EBA reporting requirements CoRep (capital adequacy) and FinRep, as well as statistical reports. As the reporting specialist, you have an in-depth knowledge of capital requirement rules (Basel framework, CRR and CRD) and EBA Guidelines. You will oversee the formulating and accuracy of the returns, interpreting regulations and requirements and translating them into report output files to the central bank.

You will be pro-actively leading discussions, projects, and initiatives related to change, contributing with your expertise and providing stakeholders insights on regulatory topics within the bank. This includes your involvement on the implementation of new reporting requirements related to Basel IV but also the regulatory impact assessment of organizational changes.

As Regulatory Reporting Analyst you will be part of the Reporting team within the Finance department, an international and diverse group of ambitious professionals.

If you enjoy providing context to report figures, working with large datasets, and find it challenging to work in a fast-changing environment, then this job is for you. 

Working week

Senior Regulatory Reporting Analyst

On an enjoyable workday, you actively cooperate with colleagues from multiple departments to achieve various regulatory objectives.

On a less enjoyable day, there are a lot of regulatory deadlines, which can be stressful.

  • 09:00
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  • 12:00
  • 13:00
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  • 18:00
    • Lunch
    • Creating and analysing reports
    • Internal consultation
    • Creating and analysing reports
    • Supporting the Regulatory team
    • Implementing reporting requirements
    • Working on projects
    • Lunch
    • Creating and analysing reports
    • Supporting the Regulatory team
    • Implementing reporting requirements
    • Working on projects
    • Lunch
    • Creating and analysing reports
    • Creating and analysing reports
    • Implementing reporting requirements
    • Working on projects
    • Answering internal questions

Firsthand experience

You find out that there are new regulatory requirements. How do you proceed?

New regulatory requirements can be challenging. This is because they require thorough impact assessments and alignment on multiple levels within the company. In addition, you will have to communicatie with offices abroad, which can make implementation time-consuming. You will make an impact analysis to determine how these new requirements will affect your current reporting processes. During this process, you will make sure that the transition to the new regulatory requirements will run smoothly.

Growth

The goal of Mizuho Bank Europe is that employees have the right skills, knowledge and attitude to drive results they need to achieve. Their key principle is that trainings should be accessible to anyone and contribute to their strategic business goals. Because of that, employees are allowed to follow a study or training in a relevant field. Additionally, Mizuho promotes internal and international vacancy’s so employees can move from one department to another.

Senior Regulatory Reporting Analyst

Working at Mizuho

Mizuho Bank Europe N.V. (MBE) is a fully-licensed bank incorporated in the Netherlands and supervised by De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) and the Autoriteit Financiële Markten (AFM). With over 45 years of experience providing financial services to Japanese and non-Japanese customers in the region, Mizuho has developed a solid client base and expertise throughout the European single market - with a focus on the markets in the Benelux, Iberia, and Central & Eastern Europe - using their EU Banking Passport.

We are proud to share that Mizuho Financial Group has been named among the top 100 on TIME’s World’s Best Companies list for 2024.

View company profile of Mizuho
  • Based in Amsterdam (Zuidas)
  • 148 employees in the Netherlands
  • Over 65.000 employees worldwide
  • 42% / 58%
  • Average age 39 years
  • Possibility to work flexible and remote
  • Business casual

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