Regulatory Reporting & Controls Specialist – Dublin

About the role

This position is responsible for overseeing regulatory reporting and control frameworks within a global capital markets and corporate lending bank based in Dublin. The role ensures accurate data flow and compliance with evolving regulatory requirements, focusing heavily on control mechanisms.

Key responsibilities

• Prepare and review regulatory reports across COREP, FINREP/Statistical Returns, and data‑flow controls.
• Monitor and enhance control frameworks to mitigate reporting risks.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to address regulatory changes.
• Analyse financial data to support regulatory submissions and business objectives.
• Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge of regulatory guidelines and industry best practices.
• Identify and implement process improvements for reporting efficiency.
• Support audits and regulatory reviews by providing documentation and insights.
• Assist in developing policies and procedures related to regulatory reporting and controls.

Required profile

• Strong background in regulatory reporting with a focus on controls, preferably from a mid‑to‑large bank or a Big 4 audit practice.
• Proficiency in regulatory reporting processes and frameworks, or a genuine interest in regulation.
• Excellent analytical and problem‑solving abilities.
• Experience with compliance and risk‑management systems.
• Detail‑oriented with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
• Strong communication skills for cross‑team collaboration.
• Relevant professional qualifications in Accounting or Finance.

Required skills

• COREP reporting framework
• FINREP/statistical returns

What we offer

• Competitive salary €80,000‑€85,000 per annum.
• Permanent contract within a respected financial services organisation.
• Opportunities for career progression and professional development.
• Exposure to a global network and best practices in regulatory reporting.
• Collaborative and supportive hybrid working environment (3 days onsite in Dublin City Centre).