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Job Title: Data Management Analyst
Contract Type: Permanent
Location: London
Working style: Hybrid 50% home/office based (one Friday a month minimum)
Shift Patterns: Monday- Friday (7:30-3:30pm 9:30-5:30pm)
Closing date: 7th January 2026
We are hiring into our Data team at Royal London Asset Management where we are dedicated to managing and optimising our data to support business objectives. We are looking for a passionate and experienced Data Management Analyst to act as a custodian of core data domains including security portfolio benchmark reference data and product data. This role will support and provide exceptional data services to our Front Office desks and Client Group teams.
The successful candidate will support the business by acting as a Data SME resolving data issues monitoring controls usage and maintaining Data Quality. The role will keep abreast of business innovation strategic and regulatory changes that impact data in order to understand the impact to RLAM.
If you have a keen interest in data management within an asset management environment we would love to hear from you.
About the role
- Setup maintain and enrich core investment data across multiple domains (e.g. portfolios securities benchmarks).
- Investigate and resolve data quality issues escalating where necessary.
- Provide subject matter expertise on data related matters responding to business questions resolving data issues and reporting data quality metrics.
- Understand data management processes and systems and how they support business objectives.
- Capture requirements for RLAM data including use cases for data extracts reports operational processes controls and AI solutions.
- Undertake data management operational processes including but not limited to those related to portfolio security benchmarks pricing classifications. data extracts reports.
- Work collaboratively with RLAM data champions data strategy data governance and technology
- Understand business data requirements and ensure their alignment to RLAM data and AI strategy
About you
- Some experience in managing data within an asset management; portfolios securities benchmarks etc (preferred not essential)
- Strong attention to detail and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment
- Growth mindset naturally curious and eager to learn
- Highly process-driven with a sharp focus on continuous improvement and automation.
- Experience in data management practises and tools such as Master data management visualisation relational databases etc
- Previous experience in automation and AI skills would be an advantage
- Some experience with SQL Power BI Power Automate would be an advantage
- Dashboarding experience with Power BI or Sigma
- Bachelors degree in a relevant field such as Business Business Analytics Data related or STEM.
- Experience of Blackrock Aladdin (preferred not essential)
About Royal London Asset Management
Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) part of the Royal London Group is one of the UKs leading fund management companies working with a wide range of clients across the globe to achieve their investment goals. Our long-term client-driven focus means that we have a long-standing commitment to responsible investment. We act as responsible stewards of our clients capital exercising their rights and influencing positive change.
Weve always been proud to reward employees by offering great workplace benefits such as 28 days annual leave in addition to bank holidays an up to 14% employer matching pension scheme and private medical insurance. You can see all our benefits here - Our Benefits
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Required Experience:
IC
Key Skills
- Data Analytics
- Microsoft Access
- SQL
- Power BI
- R
- Data Visualization
- Tableau
- Data Management
- Data Mining
- SAS
- Data Analysis Skills
- Analytics
About Company
From Pensions to Retirement, Savings, Investments and Life Insurance, Royal London has been helping people plan for life’s financial milestones since 1861.
