Reconciliation Analyst

As a Settlements and Trade Flows Analyst, you will be responsible for gaining a comprehensive understanding of the settlement and trade flows for all the firm's businesses and their interaction with internal and external books and records. Your role will involve identifying trends of issues causing exceptions, conducting deep-dives into technical issues, and collaborating with multiple teams and vendors to investigate and fix root causes. You will work closely with business partners to analyze and implement solutions for new business opportunities, leveraging knowledge and best practices from a global team. Key Responsibilities: - Analyze settlement and trade flows to identify trends of issues causing exceptions - Conduct deep-dives into technical issues spanning multiple teams and vendors - Collaborate with business partners to implement solutions and workflows for new business opportunities - Develop strong relationships with critical vendors to maintain books and records - Propose ideas for process improvements and implement them globally to enhance the overall process - Work with senior technologists and project managers on key projects reshaping exception identification, communication, and resolution models Qualifications Required: - Bachelor's degree - Proven analytical skills, problem-solving ability, and attention to detail - Ability to manage multiple tasks with dynamic deadlines - Strong relationship-building and communication skills - Ability to communicate complex issues to various internal clients In addition to the above responsibilities and qualifications, the ideal candidate for this role will be self-motivated, proactive, and a team player who takes ownership of projects. You should have strong organizational skills and the ability to effectively manage competing priorities. Flexibility and the ability to work well under pressure in a team environment are also preferred qualities. Experience in communicating complex operational flows to diverse audiences in verbal and written forms would be an advantage.,