Business Analyst Regulatory Reporting

Summary

We are looking for a medior Business Analyst to join our team!

What will you do?

As our Business Analyst Regulatory Reporting, you are responsible for analyzing business and IT requirements within the Finance & Regulatory Reporting domain and supporting the delivery of technology-enabled solutions that create business value. You work closely with business stakeholders, product owners, data teams, and IT delivery teams across the value chain to ensure regulatory reporting processes are efficient, compliant, and future‑proof.

We are looking for a professional who can navigate complexity, translate business needs into functional requirements, and support the implementation of regulatory reporting initiatives. You are analytical, data-driven, and eager to contribute to the continuous improvement of reporting processes and systems.

You will be working in the Regulatory Reporting IT delivery team which is part of the Finance & Risk IT domain. Regulatory Reporting IT team is responsible for managing the IT landscape for our regulatory reporting business value stream and to support our colleagues in Finance to submit reports to regulators, bound to critical deadlines. You will report to the domain IT manager for the Finance & Risk IT team.

• Analyze business requirements and processes across the Finance and Regulatory Reporting value chain, identifying dependencies and improvement opportunities
• Perform detailed data analysis to support regulatory reporting requirements, root cause investigations, reconciliations, and impact analyses
• Support the identification, evaluation, and recommendation of solutions for improving business processes and IT systems in alignment with the organization's IT strategy and target architecture
• Contribute to the design and implementation of regulatory reporting solutions that meet business, data, and regulatory requirements
• Contribute to the integration of regulatory reporting data, processes, and systems following the ABN AMRO integration, ensuring alignment across data models, reporting requirements, controls, and business processes while supporting a smooth transition and continued regulatory compliance
• Translate regulatory requirements into data specifications, transformation rules, reporting logic, and functional requirements
• Coordinate and support testing activities by defining test scenarios, supporting User Acceptance Testing (UAT), validating reporting outputs, and ensuring successful implementation of changes
• Collaborate with Product Owners and stakeholders to refine business requirements into functional requirements, epics, features, and user stories
• Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within the Regulatory Reporting domain and actively share best practices with colleagues

You will work in a dynamic environment where you balance day‑to‑day regulatory reporting activities with change initiatives driven by evolving regulations and strategic business priorities.

• Supporting the integration of regulatory reporting activities arising from the ABN AMRO integration, including harmonization of data, processes, controls, and reporting frameworks
• Enhancing regulatory reporting capabilities to address evolving regulations and new reporting requirements
• Improving data quality, data lineage, and governance controls to support accurate, complete, and timely regulatory submissions

NIBC IT consists out of several domains and together NIBC IT aims to be one of the driving forces behind the digital transformation of our bank, an ongoing process that will profoundly change the relationship with our clients and the way we do business. We are closely connected and have short lines of communication. If you have a good idea today, you may be elaborating it tomorrow.

IT is forever changing and so is NIBC and in order for us to be able to keep on changing, we need sophisticated individuals to help us lead the bank into the future.

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