Business Analyst - LAS (Loan Against Securities)

Key Responsibilities:

Domain & Functional Expertise

• Possess strong understanding of Loans Against Securities (LAS) and related lending processes such as share events, corporate actions, revaluation, DP handling, LTV calculations, and securities lending mechanics.
• Support business teams with domain knowledge throughout the design, development, testing, and implementation of LAS solutions.

Requirements Gathering & Documentation

• Engage with business stakeholders to gather, analyze, and document business requirements and translate them into clear functional specifications.
• Prepare Business Requirement Documents (BRDs), Functional Specification Documents (FSDs), and other analysis artifacts.

Stakeholder Communication

• Serve as a bridge between business users and IT/development teams to ensure clear understanding of requirements and seamless implementation.
• Lead domain discussions with internal stakeholders and support clarification of requirements during the project lifecycle.

Support During Development & Testing

• Collaborate with technical teams (developers, QA) to address queries, resolve issues, and validate functional requirements.
• Support User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and ensure that delivered solutions meet business expectations and compliance standards.

Process Improvement

• Identify opportunities for process optimization and automation to improve efficiency and reliability in LAS workflows and reporting.

Required Skills & Qualifications

• 3–7 years of experience in business analysis within the BFSI domain, specifically working with Loan or Securities Lending products.
• Strong domain knowledge of Loans Against Securities (LAS) and associated operations (e.g., LTV, revaluations, corporate actions).
• Excellent communication, documentation, and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to translate business needs into functional requirements and work effectively with technical teams.
• Comfortable collaborating with cross-functional teams and adapting to evolving requirements.
• Exposure to software development lifecycle (SDLC) processes; familiarity with Agile methodologies is a plus

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