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Lead Business Analyst - Regulatory Reporting

EPAMChennai, India; Bengaluru, India
Work model
Office
Experience
10-14 years
Employment
Not specified
Compensation
Not disclosed
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Role description

We are looking for a Lead Business Analyst - Regulatory Reporting to help drive non-financial regulatory reporting initiatives, including EMIR, and deliver consulting expertise centered on root cause analysis, solution design, and stakeholder governance across international regulatory frameworks.

Responsibilities

  • Create project governance structures and ensure alignment with current delivery frameworks
  • Form working groups and management forums as needed
  • Perform root cause analysis on reporting issues and propose tactical or strategic fixes
  • Capture agreed solutions in formal business requirement documents for stakeholder approval
  • Determine requirements for back-reporting affected trade populations when applicable
  • Transfer finalized requirements to technology and operations teams for implementation
  • Develop solution design documentation alongside operations and engineering teams
  • Assist with user acceptance testing prior to production releases
  • Confirm that delivered solutions align with business requirements and address the root issue
  • Deliver weekly progress metrics to the governance team
  • Report on project status and RAID items, including escalation paths, via OpCo and SteerCo forums

Requirements

  • 10-14 years of combined IT experience, with a solid foundation in business analysis
  • Proficiency in gathering and documenting requirements, including BRDs and FRDs
  • Strong stakeholder management and cross-functional collaboration skills
  • Experience with regulatory reporting for OTC and ETD products
  • Familiarity with US regulatory frameworks, such as CFTC and SEC
  • Understanding of EMEA regulatory frameworks, including MIFID, MiFIR, SFTR, EMIR, and MMSR
  • Exposure to APAC regulatory frameworks, such as MAS, ASIC, HKMA, and JFSA