Description
Unit Linked Financial Analyst (Finance Assistant)
Working with Prudential as Unit linked Finance Assistant means becoming part of a brand with a global reputation, a remarkable history and exciting plans for the future. If you're inspired to join us, and if you have the necessary qualities, then this could be the opportunity you've been looking for.
At Prudential we're absolutely focused on getting the best outcomes for customers. Ours is one of the most profitable and trusted names in life and pensions, and we lead the market in a number of pension products
Purpose of the role
- To support and enable the production and maintenance of financial information for analysis, models, reports, regulatory returns, accounts or MI systems
- To support the delivery of change projects within Finance where required
To ensure your success in this role you will have experience of:
- Experience of asking the right questions and listening effectively to gain an understanding of stakeholders' needs and expectations
- Some experience of developing relationships with key contacts across the Finance team(s) and understanding of how sub-functions within Finance are structured and aligned
- Some experience of assisting the clear articulation and dissemination of quality information to internal and external stakeholders including regulators and rating agencies
- Some experience of presenting financial information and sharing findings and results, building an understanding of audience specific communication requirements
- Some experience of gathering financial information and of creating routine technical communication materials (eg, policies & procedures, guidelines, presentations, messages)
Knowledge
- Knowledge and experience of using Microsoft packages eg. Excel
- Basic knowledge of financial services regulatory and legislative frameworks
- Basic knowledge of life and pensions products, markets and competitors
- Understanding of the Statements of Principle and Code of Practice
- Basic knowledge of Prudential products, systems and distribution methods
- Basic knowledge of finance industry legal and regulatory requirements, including Solvency II, ECAP, IFRS4 Phase II (+ others)
What you will do
- If you're responsible for any legal agreements with third parties then you must make sure these are managed according to the Managing Contractual Relationships Framework. You'll find your responsibilities as an expenditure authoriser set out in the financial procedures manual for your business (eg Prudential UK & Europe, PIA, PPMS)
- Make sure that all personal expenditure, and contractual and legal agreements are authorised, controlled and monitored according to our delegated authority requirements
- Understand our Code of Conduct and how it applies to your work. Comply with all relevant policies, including mandatory training
- Use your judgement to strengthen our positive risk and control culture, by identifying, assessing and managing risk within your business area
- Take all reasonable steps to make sure your business area fulfils its external regulatory, legal and industry obligations
People who work at Prudential agree that ours is a great place to work with a brilliant team spirit. It's also an innovative, high-performing commercial environment that's totally focused on customers. And in a fast-changing world, you'll join an organisation that's leading the way in helping customers achieve their long-term financial goals.