Description
Senior Business Analyst – Liquidity Risk & Financial Forecasting
Line of Business / Business Group: Group Treasury / Global Liquidity and Funding Management
Contract Duration: 6 months (ending December 31st 2026) with Extension
Physical Office Location Address: Toronto
Remote or Office: Hybrid – Minimum 3 days per week in the office (Wednesday, Friday, and one flexible day) and 2 days remote
Schedule Hours: 37.5 hours per week and 9am-5pm EST
This role supports the DSLB (Dynamic Liquidity Scenario Builder) project and the NCCF development within it. The team requires a business-side resource to enhance capacity on the NCCF development project within the DLSB platform, with a strong focus on requirements gathering and/or review and User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
Role Responsibilities:
– Review, validate, and sign off on detailed business requirements for the Net Cumulative Cash Flow forecasting tool
– Perform User Acceptance Testing (UAT) to ensure system functionality, accuracy, and alignment with business needs
– Act as a liaison between business stakeholders and IT teams, ensuring clear communication and effective solution delivery
– Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders to align technology solutions with business strategies
– Gather, document, and analyze business requirements and translate them into technical specifications for developers
– Support the development and enhancement of a financial forecasting tool, ensuring it meets operational and strategic objectives
– Apply strong understanding of business functions to identify issues, recommend solutions, and drive process improvements
– Provide support for complex business processes, ensuring efficiency and scalability
– Identify opportunities to optimize workflows, enhance system performance, and improve user experience
– Ensure that delivered solutions meet quality standards, business expectations, and compliance requirements
Candidate Requirements:
– 5–7 years of relevant experience in business analysis, liquidity risk, or financial systems
– Advanced knowledge of liquidity metrics including NCCF, LCR, and NSFR is required
– In-depth understanding of OSFI NCCF regulatory requirements, including:
– Regulatory criteria, measurement and forecasting methodologies
– NCCF treatment across products and business activities
– Basic knowledge of programming languages to read code and understand basic functions
– Prior experience with gathering/writing business requirements and performing UAT
– Ability to increase operating efficiency and produce high-quality technical solutions
– Excellent time management skills
Nice-To-Have Skills:
– Ability to create business solutions that increase competitive advantage
– Project management skills
– Ability to conduct research using multiple sources to develop innovative solutions
Educational Requirements:
– Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Banking, Risk Management, or a related field is required. An MBA or other relevant advanced degree or certification is preferred.
Best VS. Average Candidate:
NCCF expertise is a clear advantage, along with prior experience in writing detailed business requirements and leading or supporting User Acceptance Testing (UAT).
