Business Analyst - Defined Benefit

The Curve Group
City of London
1 week ago
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Job Description

Business Analyst - Defined Benefit

City of London - hybrid working


About the Role


We’re hiring a highly experienced Business Analyst to support the Defined Benefit portfolio of projects for our client a large financial business specialising in Retirement products.


Experience within Bulk Purchase Annuities (BPA) or Pension Risk Transfer (PRT) products is essential


Skills, knowledge and expertise

The Business Analyst must possess a combination of analytical, creative, and communication skills, as well as a broad and deep expertise in analysis techniques, solution development, and project/change management. The ability to self-manage and work in a dynamic environment is also crucial, as is a results-driven mindset that considers risk and prioritises the delivery of value to stakeholders.

  • Strategic thinking: Ability to interpret complex goals and solutions, deliver on short-term commitments whilst considering the longer-term impacts.
  • Problem-solving: Expert at analysing, synthesising, and logically structuring information in a step-by-step way to identify trends and find solutions, particularly through use of collaboration tools.
  • Analysis techniques:

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