Regulatory Reporting Analyst
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Corpay Corporate in Roma
Your role
What you’ll be doing
What We Need
Corpay is currently looking to hire a Regulatory Reporting Analyst within our Corpay Cross-Border division. This position falls under our Data Analytics line of business and is located in London. In this role, you will independently manage regulatory and compliance-driven reporting across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring regulatory submissions are accurate, timely, and fully compliant with internal governance standards. You will report directly to the Risk Intelligence Manager and regularly collaborate with Regulatory Compliance, Risk and global cross-functional teams.
How We Work
As a Regulatory Reporting Analyst, Corpay will set you up for success by providing:
- Assigned workspace in the London office
- Company-issued equipment
Role Responsibilities
- Independently preparing, validating, and delivering recurring regulatory and compliance reports across multiple jurisdictions, ensuring submissions are accurate, complete, timely, and aligned with internal governance standards.
- Managing end-to-end reporting processes,
including data extraction, validation, reconciliation, exception analysis, documentation, and submission.
- Collaborating with Regulatory, Compliance, and relevant business stakeholders to interpret reporting requirements, clarify source data, and maintain consistency across reporting outputs.
- Investigating reporting discrepancies, performing root-cause analysis, and working with stakeholders to resolve data quality or reporting issues.
- Designing, maintaining, and strengthening data integrity controls, reporting logic, metadata, data definitions, SOPs, process maps, and control documentation.
- Building and maintaining dashboards, automating reporting workflows, and developing scalable reporting solutions to improve visibility, reduce manual effort, and lower reporting risk.
- Supporting internal and external audits by providing clear documentation, evidence, and explanations of reporting processe