Treasury Analyst

**Role**: Treasury Analyst **Location**: Newbury (option for hybrid working once initial training is complete) **Hours**: Full time, 35 hours a week, Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. **Salary**: £22k - £26k Every employer is not the same and who you work for and what that environment looks like is the difference between any job and a great job. At Newbury Building Society, they really do believe that they are different, and we would like to tell you why before we tell you about the job. - They are mutual - owned by the everyday people, who save and borrow with them - They are committed to providing a consistently excellent customer experience - They support employees with personal development and encourage their progression within the business - They work closely with local communities supporting local charity and community projects - In 2021 they won "Best Building Society" and "Best Specialist Mortgage Provider" awards Are you numerate and analytical with excellent attention to detail? If you have the curiosity and confidence to query and question, then this could be the ideal opportunity for you. Newbury Building Society are looking for a Treasury Analyst to join their small and supportive Treasury team. Full training will be provided as you develop your understanding of the legislative, regulatory and financial framework in which the Society operates, and build upon your knowledge of the financial markets. You’ll use your communication skills to produce accurate minutes at the Assets & Liabilities Committee. You’ll have the opportunity to work with a range of people from Treasury and Finance as well as senior management. Your main day to day activities will be to support the Treasury Manager in the management of the Society’s liquidity, wholesale funding, interest rate positions and treasury and ALM-related projects. **Essential criteria**: - Work based experience of Treasury or Accounting and/or academic background in mathematics or economics - Ability to interpret mathematical information and understand trends - Well organised; able to plan and take ownership for your workload - Curiosity and ability to problem solve - Strong IT skills: Word and Excel - A level or equivalent **Desirable criteria**: - Willingness to study for relevant Accounting or Treasury-related qualification - General Understanding of the Financial Services industry - Proficient excel user