Regulatory Compliance AnalystDowntown TorontoHybrid7 am - 3 pm hoursOur client, a growing company located in the downtown core of Toronto is hiring! They are looking to hire a Regulatory Compliance Analyst to join its team. This role will have working hours of 7 am - 3 pm. Some hybrid work offered.In this role the successful candidate will report to the managing director of the corporate services team.Duties & Responsibilities will include:Provides project or program support to a functional group or business process by relying on their expert knowledge of compliance regulatory systems such as SEDAR+, SEDI, OTC, OSC and others.Monitors program/project/system status and timetables.Applies knowledge of and experience in company operations to assist in the development, implementation and administration of program/system guidelines and procedures.Provides technical support, which may include program/system training, program/system documentation, data extraction,
data review and tracking.Acts as a subject matter expert on compliance rules and regulationsReceives and processes compliance approval requests and provides proper documentation/communication for internal/external requests.Be available to respond to occasional requests outside of assigned work hours.Requires full job knowledge of systems and procedures obtained through prior work experience or education.Requirements:Minimum of 2 years of relevant experience.Robust knowledge with regulatory systems such as SEDAR+, SEDI, EDGAR, CSE and TSX/TSX-V.Excellent organizational skills and problem-solving skillscapacity to manage multiple priorities and tasks simultaneously; ability to work under pressure.Interpersonal skills: exceptional verbal/writSuperior knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite more particularly ExcelUniversity degree or equivalent certification would be an asset but is not a requirement.Law Clerk, Law Associates, Paralegal diploma/degree, or Regulatory Compliance certification would be an asset but is not a requirement.Background and/or education in the field of Canadian Securities Regulation and Canadian Regulatory Compliance would be an asset