Senior Treasury Liquidity Analyst, Starling Bank

Salary not provided
Senior level
London

2 days a week in office

Starling Bank

Mobile-first bank offering personal, joint and business accounts

Job no longer available

Starling Bank

Mobile-first bank offering personal, joint and business accounts

1001+ employees

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Job no longer available

Salary not provided
Senior level
London

2 days a week in office

1001+ employees

FintechB2CB2BBankingPersonal financeLendingCredit cardsFinancial Services

Company mission

To solve our customer's problems - and build the best bank in the world.

Role

Who you are

  • Previous liquidity management experience in a Bank Treasury or Risk department - including an awareness of the regulatory environment including OLAR, LCR and NSFR
  • Understanding of banking and treasury products and the inherent liquidity risks
  • Experience in developing strong working relationships with internal and external stakeholders
  • Effective written and verbal communication skills
  • Proficient at Excel with strong analytical skills, with experience of good model governance practices

What the job involves

  • We are looking to recruit a Senior Analyst within our Front Office Treasury team. The role sits in the Liquidity & Governance team and would suit a skilled analytical individual with strong written communication skills
  • You will contribute to the management, measurement and monitoring of liquidity risk within the Bank which gives you the opportunity to work closely with colleagues across the Bank, including senior management
  • Input to the production of key regulatory documents including ILAAP and Recovery/Resolution planning
  • Design and ownership of Liquidity MI and EWI monitoring
  • Contribute to the design of liquidity stress testing scenarios
  • Forecasting and stress testing of the Bank’s liquidity position across the planning horizon
  • Supporting audit and risk reviews of the Treasury function
  • Writing governance papers for committee reviews
  • Assist with the coordination of monthly ALCO packs, working with internal stakeholders to ensure deadlines are met and producing relevant MI

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Insights

Led by a woman
Top investors

43% female employees

40% employee growth in 12 months

Company

Company benefits

  • Time off: 25 days holiday, plus your birthday as an extra freebie. You can also opt out of bank holidays and take them when works for you!
  • Health insurance: Private health insurance with Vitality Health, one of the UK's leading private medical insurers
  • Pension scheme
  • Paid volunteering leave: We encourage all our employees to give back. You can take up to 16 hours paid leave a year, specifically to help causes meaningful to you
  • Gym & cycle to work schemes: We offer discounted gym memberships and cycle to work schemes through salary sacrifice
  • Perkbox: For a wide range of retail, entertainment and leisure discounts (as well as cash back) at a huge variety of businesses

Funding (last 2 of 11 rounds)

Apr 2022

$173.4m

LATE VC

Jun 2021

$46.6m

LATE VC

Total funding: $1.1bn

Our take

Starling started life focused on consumer banking, it has since found most of its success by competing in the business banking space. Its caught up with Tide and beaten the likes of Monzo and Revolut to a more complete offering for businesses.

This progress resulted in the company receiving a £100M grant in April 2019 from a body created to boost competition in SME banking, which it has used to accelerate building a full suite of digital banking products: intelligent forecasting tools, and digitally-enabled relationship management functions, as well as lending products. Since then, it has gone on to raise significant rounds of funding with leading investors such as Goldman Sachs.

As well as continuing to expand in the UK, its expanding in Europe. And its imminently launching an international bank in Dublin, which has allowed it to offer its current account across the European Union post-Brexit

Banking for small businesses has historically been ignored, even though the experience is poor. Starling is in tune with knowing what its customers want, and continues to build out its range of third-party products within its banking app thanks to support from its open API. Having achieved profitability, it currently has 26 integrations, including Xero, but that figure continues to grow.

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