Analyst, EU Pillar
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
- Location:
- London, United Kingdom
- Grade:
- Short Term
- Category:
- Professional Staff
Posted Oct 1, 2026Apply by Oct 15, 2026 (9d left)
See your match score & applyThe Analyst, EU Pillar, supports the Bank’s engagement with the EU in the DG ENEST/MENA/INTPA region by assisting in the implementation of EU-financed projects, reporting, monitoring, fund analysis, and other relevant tasks. The role involves collaboration with various teams and external partners to manage the EU portfolio effectively.
Responsibilities
- Support Banking teams in the implementation of their EU-funded portfolio in partnership with the Principal Manager and colleagues.
- Prepare materials and support management of cross-Bank engagements.
- Monitor and manage information requests and reporting submissions; compile and process reporting data.
- Support regular negotiations with the European Commission, maintaining awareness of live issues and keeping documentary records.
- Facilitate document requests during monitoring visits and external audits in coordination with relevant departments.
- Track and monitor the disbursement of EU funds in SAP across countries and sectors; liaise with Banking teams on earmarks and SAP funds management.
- Facilitate coordination, agenda setting, and preparation of presentations for internal and external meetings on EU portfolio matters.
- Develop and foster operational level contacts with key interlocutors in Brussels, EU Delegations, and across the Bank on EU related matters.
Requirements
- Master’s degree preferred in relevant areas such as business administration, international relations, development, economics or finance; CFA is desirable.
- Relevant financial industry experience from an international financial institution, other international organisations, or the private sector.
- Thorough understanding of the Bank’s business model, strategies, policies and organisation.
- Knowledge of and strong interest in the functioning of the EU institutions.
- Proven strong analytical skills with the ability to summarise data and information.
- Computer literacy, conversant with Microsoft Office.
- Ability to work effectively as a team member, to deadlines and under time pressure.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills in English; additional languages desirable.
Skills
- Financial Industry Experience
- International Financial Institutions
- Business Model Analysis
- Policy Analysis
- EU Institutions Knowledge
- Data Summarization
- Analytical Skills
- Microsoft Office Suite
- Project Implementation
- Reporting
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Fund Analysis
- Team Collaboration
- Written Communication
- Oral Communication
Languages
English