Derivatives Regulatory Reporting Manager, Aviva
6 Month Fixed Term Contract
Eligibility for annual performance bonus
Insurance, wealth and retirement business
Open for applications
Insurance, wealth and retirement business
1001+ employees
Open for applications
Eligibility for annual performance bonus
1001+ employees
Company mission
To be with people when it really matters, throughout their lives.
Role
Who you are
- This is a great job for someone with experience of EMIR and MAS derivatives regulatory reporting within a financial sector organisation
- General market knowledge and understanding of financial products
- Ability to clearly articulate issues, with supporting analysis and documentation
- Knowledge and experience of working with affirmation platforms, counterparties, clearing brokers and internal teams to address identified reporting issues
- Knowledge and experience of EMIR and MAS reporting requirements
- Graduate/Masters
What the job involves
- We are seeking a highly skilled professional to support and oversee regulatory reporting for derivative transactions across multiple jurisdictions
- In this role, you will ensure Aviva Investors’ delegated reporting model fully supports clients’ obligations under UK and EU EMIR, as well as MAS requirements for Singapore-based trading activity
- You will support daily trade reporting processes, regularly reviewing outputs at trade repositories to maintain accuracy and compliance
- Acting as a key representative for Aviva Investors, you will support engagement with industry bodies and forums on regulatory reporting matters, stay abreast of external developments, and ensure new and existing business adheres to evolving regulatory standards
- Additionally, you will collaborate closely with Compliance, Business Risk, and internal stakeholders to meet governance requirements and support quarterly regulatory reporting forums
- This position requires strong decision-making skills, as you will be accountable for complex regulatory and operational decisions that impact clients, shareholders, and the wider organisation
Application process
- End Date: December 14, 2025
Salary benchmarks
Our take
With 18 million international customers, Aviva is the largest provider of insurance and leading life and pension funds in the UK. With a history that dates back to the founding of Hand in Hand Fire & Life Insurance Society in 1696, Aviva’s current form is thanks to a merger between Norwich Union and CGU plc in the year 2000.
Over the noughties, Aviva grew its market out to Europe and established a high-profile foothold in America thanks to the most expensive advertising campaign of the time that included celebrities Alice Cooper and Bruce Willis. Into the 2010s, the insurance broker was forced to restructure and close a large number of its non-core businesses in a bid to increase its shareholder returns and streamline its focus. In 2012 it sold its US wing to Athene Holding to further this goal.
Now stripped back after sell-offs of subsidiaries in Indonesia, Italy, and many more countries, Aviva is refocusing on pensions. In the wake of a Pensions Dashboard Programme delay in the UK, Aviva is in the running to take over the programme thanks to its pre-existing private systems. This exemplifies Aviva’s renewed focus on the fintech sector, all whilst playing national analyst during the cost of living crisis thanks to its annual Age of Ambiguity study.
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Insights
2% employee growth in 12 months
Company
Company HQ
City of London, London, UK
Leadership
Amanda Blanc
(Group CEO)Currently Group Board Non-Executive Director at BP. Previously Chairman of the Welsh Rugby Union, Senior Advisor at Trov, CEO at Zurich Insurance Company.
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