Requirements: English
Company: Salt
Region: Brussels , Brussels
Product Business Analyst (Settlements, T2S, CCP, trading flows, matching, SWIFT, CSDR) Brussels / London / Paris Duration: 1year Rate: 600 800 per day 8 days onsite in (Brussels, London, Paris or Netherlands) mandatory As a Product Business Analyst for Settlement & Business Resilience within the Market Liquidity department, you will: Manage product evolutions in settlement, collaborating with Product Managers and other stakeholders. Define and design required changes/solutions for settlement. Coordinate with Group Business Solution (GBS), Operational teams, and other relevant stakeholders. Participate in IT and non-IT projects related to settlement and business resilience, including market link expansions and changes. Tackle multiple challenges such as T+1 strategic plans, T2S offering evolution, settlement efficiency, business resilience, credit usage reduction, and adaptations to CCP and trading platform services. Lead the definition of the business scope and recommend optimal solutions. Collaborate with Information System Architect/Application Owner for IT solutions. Produce high-level requirements and coordinate delivery with Product Owner and Architect. Drive risk assessment and obtain necessary approvals. Support IT delivery team in preparing detailed solution requirements. Work closely with project sponsors for Sponsorship committees and the Change Request process. Contribute to project roll-out, including client documentation, support for migration and commercial teams, and post-launch support. Profile: Expertise in settlement domain (T2S, CCP, trading flows, matching, settlement, market links, CSDR). Knowledge in related domains: Banking, Cash, SWIFT. Familiarity with settlement services in other group CSDs is beneficial. Strong analytical and interpersonal skills, including stakeholder management, influencing, and negotiating. Excellent written and verbal communication. Ability to work autonomously with a strong sense of team spirit. Fluent in English; French and/or Dutch are a plus.