Senior Financial Analyst

About Hana Bank Canada

Hana Bank Canada is a federally regulated Schedule II bank and a subsidiary of Hana Financial Group, headquartered in South Korea. Serving the Korean community in Canada, the bank operates 7 branches and has a global presence in 24 countries. Committed to sustainable growth and social responsibility, the bank combines international expertise with local banking knowledge to deliver trusted financial solutions.

Position Overview

The Senior Financial Analyst will join the Financial Planning Department, undertaking key responsibilities including regulatory reporting, CDIC activities management, audit support, accounting, taxation, and other assigned tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• Compile and submit monthly and quarterly regulatory financial reports (BCAR, LR, LCR, NCCF) to OSFI, Bank of Canada, and Statistics Canada punctually.
• Monitor regulatory updates, analyze their impact on banking operations, and communicate findings to relevant internal parties.
• Lead the configuration and mapping of Bankhive system reports to align with updated regulatory policies, coordinating with the parent bank's development team.
• Conduct User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and validate the proper implementation of updates.
• Identify and investigate data discrepancies, ensuring issue resolution.
• Drive remediation efforts concerning financial disclosures and regulatory filings.
• Prepare weekly Early Warning Indicators (EWI) reports, analyzing root causes of any warning signs.
• Lead preparation of Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) regulatory returns for Korea.
• Assist with compliance reporting processes.
• Manage the bank’s CDIC activities, including Differential Premium and Insured Deposits Return calculations, and collaborate internally on DSR testing.
• Maintain and review internal procedures to align with the latest CDIC by-laws and guidelines.
• Serve as liaison with CDIC for inquiries on the bank's behalf.
• Support external auditors during interim and annual audits, prepare CAP lists, and coordinate between internal and external stakeholders.
• Assist with documentation preparation for scheduled audits.
• Support monthly official Trial Balance preparation and assist with the annual report compilation as required.
• Monitor daily closing positions and assist in data preparation for federal and provincial income tax and indirect tax returns.
• Contribute to ad-hoc analyses, deep-dive studies, and executive-level presentations for senior leadership as needed.

Qualifications and Skills

• Bachelor’s degree in Business, Accounting, Finance, Mathematics, or related disciplines.
• Master’s degree and/or professional certifications such as CPA, CFA, or FRM (or in progress) are advantageous.
• Banking industry experience, particularly in finance, credit, or risk management, preferred.
• Prior exposure to regulatory reporting is desirable.
• Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office suite including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Fluency in both English and Korean, verbal and written, is mandatory.
• Ability to manage complex operations and multiple stakeholders efficiently in a dynamic environment.
• Strong organizational skills with meticulous attention to detail and accuracy.
• Capacity to meet tight deadlines with minimal supervision.

Additional Information

Hana Bank Canada fosters a collaborative and supportive culture that embraces diversity and inclusion. The bank values employee growth and satisfaction and offers unique exposure to global markets. The recruitment process does not involve AI-enabled tools. Equal opportunity employer with commitment to reasonable accommodations and fair treatment for all candidates.