Financial Regulatory Reporting Associate
req solutionsWhite Plains (NY)
Financial Regulatory Reporting Associate
Posted 3 days ago
req solutionsWhite Plains (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Hiring: Financial Regulatory Reporting Associate
Industry: Banking / Financial Services Domain
Location:
New York, NY – 6th Avenue of the Americas Hybrid: 2–3 days onsite/week 4-Month Contract | Potential Extension Client is seeking a Financial Regulatory Reporting Associate to support U.S. banking regulatory reporting and ensure accurate, timely, and compliant filings.
What You’ll Do:
Prepare and support U.S. regulatory reports, including FR Y-9C, FR Y-15, FFIEC, TIC, and BEA filings. Reconcile regulatory reporting data to the General Ledger (GL) and investigate discrepancies. Perform data validation, variance analysis, and reporting controls. Monitor regulatory/accounting changes and update reporting processes and procedures. Partner with Finance, Accounting, Product Control, and Operations teams. Manage multiple reporting deadlines and ad-hoc requests.
What We’re Looking For:
2–3+ years of experience in regulatory reporting, financial accounting, product control, or related functions. Banking or capital markets experience required. Big 4/regional accounting experience supporting financial-services clients is a strong plus. Strong knowledge of Excel, reconciliations, financial reporting, and variance analysis. Understanding of U.S. GAAP and financial products such as loans, deposits, securities, derivatives, repos, and money-market products. Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder-management skills.
Preferred:
U.S. banking regulatory reporting experience; Alteryx, Power BI, CPA, CFA, or similar credentials.
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