Head Of Regulatory Reporting, Treasury And Controls

We are looking on behalf of our client for a Head Of Regulatory Reporting, Treasury And Controls.

Duties:

• Prepare, review, and submit regulatory returns in line with the firm’s permissions (including Solvency II).
• Monitor capital adequacy and own funds to ensure required thresholds are maintained.
• Support production of the Solvency and Financial Condition Report (SFCR).
• Act as the main finance contact for regulatory reporting, working with Risk, Compliance, and Actuarial teams.
• Contribute to capital analysis, ORSA processes, stress testing, and respond to regulatory queries
• Oversee treasury activities, including liquidity and cash flow management across entities.
• Maintain banking relationships and monitor counterparty exposures.
• Support capital allocation and deployment of surplus funds into appropriate investments.
• Maintain the financial control framework and ensure effective governance across the business.
• Oversee reconciliations, data integrity, and segregation of duties.
• Support audits and regulatory reviews, identifying and addressing control weaknesses.
• Prepare regulatory and liquidity reporting, including dashboards and management information.
• Support month-end processes, focusing on balance sheet integrity and capital positions.
• Assist with statutory accounts, regulatory disclosures, budgeting, and forecasting.
• Liaise with senior management, Board, and Committees on financial and prudential matters.
• Support engagement with regulators, including the GFSC.

Requirements:

• Experience in a regulated financial services environment, preferably insurance-based.
• Regulatory and prudential reporting experience.
• Treasury, liquidity or cash management exposure.
• Strong financial controls and governance background.
• Ability to operate in a matrix type finance team.
• Qualified or part-qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA) or equivalent professional experience.
• Treasury or risk qualifications beneficial but not required.
• Exposure to Solvency II or Solvency-aligned regimes.
• Experience dealing with GFSC, PRA or FCA.
• Multi-entity or cross-border group experience.