Analyst, Regulatory Reporting
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- Vancouver, BC
- $69,700-82,000 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Providing baseline and scenario forecasts that assess impacts to Vancity’s regulatory risk profile and capacity to deliver on the business plan
- Conducting qualitative and quantitative analysis of legislated and regulatory guideline changes to determine impacts under specific scenarios
- Preparing summary analyses, reports, and forecasts that highlight changes to corporate regulatory risk metrics to enable informed decision-making
- Liaising with internal Treasury and external department stakeholders to gather, validate, and interpret data inputs required for analytics and forecasting
- Monitoring and interpreting emerging regulatory requirements, guidelines, and trends relevant to Vancity’s business and risk profile
- Identifying anomalies, inconsistencies, and data quality issues within regulatory reporting inputs and proactively driving resolution with stakeholders
- Collaborating with cross-functional teams to provide specialized regulatory reporting advice, guidance, and explanations to support business initiatives
- Supporting the continuous improvement of regulatory reporting processes, methodologies, and tools to enhance accuracy, efficiency, and insight generation
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field
- 3+ years of experience in the financial services industry, with exposure to regulatory reporting, regulatory compliance, or risk management
- Experience interpreting and applying legislated and regulatory guidelines within a financial institution or comparable regulated environment
- Strong research and analytical skills with demonstrated ability to perform both qualitative and quantitative analysis and synthesize complex information
- Proven ability to communicate complex regulatory and analytical concepts clearly and concisely to non-technical stakeholders, both verbally and in writing
- Strong interpersonal skills with experience liaising with cross-functional stakeholders (e.g., Treasury, Risk, Finance) to gather requirements and data
- Advanced skills in Microsoft Excel, SQL and other analytical tools to support data extraction, modeling, forecasting, and reporting
- Professional accounting designation (e.g., CPA) or progress toward a relevant certification/designation is considered an asset
- Demonstrated experience working directly on capital, liquidity, or other prudential regulatory reporting within a financial institution
- Familiarity with regulatory frameworks and guidance relevant to credit unions and/or Canadian financial institutions
- Proven ability to efficiently manage and analyze substantial datasets with accuracy, supporting process improvement, automation, and reporting advancements within regulatory or risk analytics environments.
- Analytical and detail-oriented – able to review complex information, detect anomalies, investigate discrepancies, and draw out clear insights that support sound business decisions.
- Regulatory-savvy – confident assessing regulatory requirements, understanding their business implications, and recommending practical courses of action.
- A clear communicator – capable of translating complex regulatory and analytical findings into straightforward advice, explanations, and recommendations for a variety of audiences.
- Collaborative and relationship-focused – skilled at building strong working relationships with Treasury and other stakeholders to obtain inputs and align on outcomes.
- Proactive and solution-focused – consistently scanning for emerging trends, identifying risks and opportunities, and recommending improvements to processes and practices.
- Living Wage Employer: We’re the largest private-sector Living Wage Employer in Canada and consistently ranked among Canada’s Top Employers.
- Customizable Benefits: Permanent employees receive flexible benefit packages that can be tailored annually to meet evolving needs.
- Generous Vacation: New employees start with 3-4 weeks of vacation per year, with additional days earned over time.
- Extra Stat Holidays: In addition to BC’s 11 statutory holidays, we offer 2 extra days, plus care days for personal or family illness.
- Immediate Health Coverage: Health and dental benefits begin on your hire date, with three levels of coverage to choose from.
- Defined Benefit Pension: Our retirement plan provides a guaranteed income for life, recognizing that retirement looks different for everyone.