Edits and rewrites financial research reports, collaborating with analysts and production teams to improve clarity, accuracy, visual appeal, timeliness, and commercial impact. Ensures compliance with regulatory requirements and house style while refining titles and executive summaries. Manages editorial projects, maintains brand integrity, and contributes creative ideas to enhance publications.
Position Description
Committed to upholding the firm's reputation for hard-hitting, objective research with an unusual twist, a Supervisory Analyst’s critical contribution is to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and business rules, instil financial rigour and brand integrity into the product, all while helping analysts get their message across loud and clear.
Key Areas of Responsibilities
- As supervisory analyst, adhere to all regulatory and compliance requirements
- Handle all business requirements effectively for every report and uphold house style
- As project manager, liaise with analysts around the region to sharpen the impact of individual reports
- Work with production team to ensure quality, timeliness and accurate distribution
- Rewrite copy and add a touch of creativity to printed report titles and executive summaries
- A sense of design and sensitivity to corporate image will reinforce your contribution
- Your desire to bring new ideas to life to enhance the overall quality of the product will be an asset
- Ad hoc projects will require you to think on your feet and put forward innovative ways to improve the readability, visual appeal and commercial impact of our publications.
Requirements
- Degree or above
- Supervisory analyst (Series 16) qualification is essential
- At least 10 years’ industry experience
- Editing experience in online/print-media journalism would also be beneficial
- Exceptional English language skills and a high level of numeracy
- Confidence to offer rewrite suggestions and précis copy with flair
- A keen eye for detail
- A solid team player but self-motivated and able to work independently
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications and aptitude in design areas
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