Job Title:
Regulatory Reporting - AVP
Work Type:
Permanent
Location:
DLF Downtown, Sector 25A Phase 3, Block 4
It’s more than a career at NAB. It’s about more meaningful work, more global opportunities and more innovation beyond boundaries .
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At NAB India, we’re ramping-up and growing at a very fast pace. Our passionate leaders recruit and develop high performing people, empowering them to deliver exceptional outcomes to make a positive difference in the lives of our customers and our communities.
Your Recent Role
We are seeking an experienced G20 Regulatory SME (Lead / AVP)



to support NAB’s Global Regulatory Operations team in analysing complex regulatory reporting requirements and providing guidance to Operations and Technology teams in meeting those obligations.
Regulatory Navigation:
Work on the Regulatory Reporting engine to identify trades reported to DTCC for CFTC, EMIR, MAS, ASIC regulations by downloading ACK, NACK, and Fail reports.
Manage DTCC submission activities including Trade state and valuation reports.
Handle exceptions in trade and transaction reporting, ensuring timeliness, completeness, and accuracy.
Navigate various regulations including EMIR, MiFID, ASIC, MAS, CFTC, SEC, SFTR across multiple asset classes: FX, IR, Commodity, Equity, Credit, Collateral, Valuation.
Issue Resolution:
Identify under-reporting, over-reporting, incorrect reporting, and match differences.
Reconcile data between DTCC position reports and system extracts to identify position and intraday breaks.
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📌 Regulatory Reporting (India)
🏢 NAB
📍 India