Centrica

About the role: We have an exciting opportunity for a Confirmations & Regulatory Reporting Analyst to join our Commercial Operations department on a 12-month contract. The Commercial Operations function is accountable for all trade lifecycle events from deal validation to settlement. This role is an excellent opportunity for a talented and motivated Confirmations and Regulatory Reporting Analyst to gain exposure across a very wide range of energy products. You would have responsibility for the accurate and timely reporting and confirmation of Physical Power, Gas, LNG, Carbon, Green Certificates, Derivative and FX trades under the following EMIR, REMIT, and ACER LNG. Location: The role is based out of our central London office (close to Marble Arch) with 3 days per week based within the office. About the role: All reportable trades to be uploaded to the relevant repositories by T+1, to ensure we meet required Regulatory obligations. All transactions to be confirmed within T+2 deadline. Investigate and resolve issues where trades have failed to be automatically reported or confirmed. Investigate and resolve discrepancies with mis-matched on UTIs with Counterparties. Liaise with internal Stakeholders to ensure all non-standard trades can be accurately reported to the relevant Regulators. Ensure that all daily, weekly, quarterly, and annual reconciliations are monitored and reported in a timely manner, and any issues are investigated, resolved and/or escalated, to ensure a seamless process and provide intraday resolution. Participate in UAT for external portals and internal systems for changes to automated reporting. Management of static data updates received internally and externally. Manage the Regulatory Reporting email mailbox(s) and resolve all queries in a timely manner. Escalate any issues to management in a timely manner. Build & maintain good relationships with internal and external Stakeholders. Ensuring all processes and procedures are constantly reviewed, documented, and updated. To drive improvements and support the implementation of automated solutions in regulatory reporting support activities to ensure that the team is constantly improving to deliver required efficiencies. What we're looking for: Working knowledge of the markets and physical and financial products as well as of all aspects of an end-to-end trade lifecycle is vital Strong Brokerage and Regs experience Be familiar with ISDA and EFET master agreements and trade confirmation requirements Strong understanding of MiFID, EMIR and REMIT regulations and the reporting requirements they bring Communicate efficiently and build relationships with all stakeholders as well as counterparties, exchanges and reporting platforms Be asked to take ownership for your results and contribute to the delivery of the team Be experienced at being part of a team, welcoming of change, and able to work efficiently in a dynamic environment Be comfortable taking on project work in addition to BAU, and help to deliver on strict deadlines.

We have an exciting new opportunity for a Legal Counsel, Privacy and Technology to join our Legal, Regulatory Affairs, Ethics & Compliance, and Secretariat Function (LRECS). In this role, you will be an integral part of a high-performing privacy and technology team, reporting directly to our Group Data Protection Officer (DPO). You will play a crucial role in delivering for the Centrica Group and

We have an exciting new opportunity for a Legal Counsel, Privacy and Technology to join our Legal, Regulatory Affairs, Ethics & Compliance, and Secretariat Function (LRECS). In this role, you will be an integral part of a high-performing privacy and technology team, reporting directly to our Group Data Protection Officer (DPO). You will play a crucial role in delivering for the Centrica Group and the wider legal function's objectives from a privacy, technology and cyber perspective. Key requirements will be managing the privacy and associated technology risks to our business on a day-to-day basis and the ability to deliver privacy services to the commercial and technology led parts of the business. You will support a wide variety of legal work including supporting the customer facing businesses of Centrica as well as the procurement of goods and services. Location: We work flexibly in line with our Flexible First working arrangements believing that empowered colleagues are happier and more productive. The successful candidate will, however, need to be comfortable commuting to our Windsor office on a weekly basis and on some occasions more frequently, as well as to our other locations as may be needed. What will you do? This is a broad privacy and technology role focused on delivering clear, pragmatic advice while ensuring compliance with laws governing energy and related services. Key Responsibilities: Provide high-quality, risk-aware privacy support across the business. Help manage operational and regulatory risks through policies, training, and guidance. Support the Centrica DPO in meeting legal obligations. Advise on data protection clauses, transfer risk assessments, DPIAs, Article 30 records, customer rights requests, breach assessments, NIS obligations, and AI risk assessments. Review and input into contracts from a privacy and technology perspective. Offer privacy guidance on key business decisions, policies, and customer journeys. Build strong stakeholder relationships across functions to deliver objectives and manage risk. Here's who we're looking for: A qualified Lawyer with strong knowledge of GDPR, PECR, the EU AI Act, NIS requirements, and other major privacy and cybersecurity frameworks. Ideally, you'll hold a privacy or technology-related certification and bring a flexible, inquisitive approach to diverse legal tasks. You should be confident managing stakeholders, prioritising effectively, and delivering practical, high-quality advice. A solid understanding of privacy, AI, technology, and information security law in the UK and Europe is essential; familiarity with the UK home energy management market is a plus. Requirements: Proven success in a fast-paced, challenging environment (preferably in-house). Experience drafting data protection clauses and advising on contracts. Strong interest in privacy and emerging technologies. Ability to build relationships with senior leaders and provide pragmatic, risk-based advice. Comfortable working on complex, high-profile legal and privacy matters. Adaptable and committed to continuous learning.

We have an exciting new opportunity for a Legal Counsel, Privacy and Technology to join our Legal, Regulatory Affairs, Ethics & Compliance, and Secretariat Function (LRECS). In this role, you will be an integral part of a high-performing privacy and technology team, reporting directly to our Group Data Protection Officer (DPO). You will play a crucial role in delivering for the Centrica Group and the wider legal function's objectives from a privacy, technology and cyber perspective. Key requirements will be managing the privacy and associated technology risks to our business on a day-to-day basis and the ability to deliver privacy services to the commercial and technology led parts of the business. You will support a wide variety of legal work including supporting the customer facing businesses of Centrica as well as the procurement of goods and services. Location: We work flexibly in line with our Flexible First working arrangements believing that empowered colleagues are happier and more productive. The successful candidate will, however, need to be comfortable commuting to our Windsor office on a weekly basis and on some occasions more frequently, as well as to our other locations as may be needed. What will you do? This is a broad privacy and technology role focused on delivering clear, pragmatic advice while ensuring compliance with laws governing energy and related services. Key Responsibilities: Provide high-quality, risk-aware privacy support across the business. Help manage operational and regulatory risks through policies, training, and guidance. Support the Centrica DPO in meeting legal obligations. Advise on data protection clauses, transfer risk assessments, DPIAs, Article 30 records, customer rights requests, breach assessments, NIS obligations, and AI risk assessments. Review and input into contracts from a privacy and technology perspective. Offer privacy guidance on key business decisions, policies, and customer journeys. Build strong stakeholder relationships across functions to deliver objectives and manage risk. Here's who we're looking for: A qualified Lawyer with strong knowledge of GDPR, PECR, the EU AI Act, NIS requirements, and other major privacy and cybersecurity frameworks. Ideally, you'll hold a privacy or technology-related certification and bring a flexible, inquisitive approach to diverse legal tasks. You should be confident managing stakeholders, prioritising effectively, and delivering practical, high-quality advice. A solid understanding of privacy, AI, technology, and information security law in the UK and Europe is essential; familiarity with the UK home energy management market is a plus. Requirements: Proven success in a fast-paced, challenging environment (preferably in-house). Experience drafting data protection clauses and advising on contracts. Strong interest in privacy and emerging technologies. Ability to build relationships with senior leaders and provide pragmatic, risk-based advice. Comfortable working on complex, high-profile legal and privacy matters. Adaptable and committed to continuous learning. JBRP1_UKTJ

We have a fantastic new opportunity for a Senior Financial Crime Enhanced Due Diligence Analyst to join our team within Centrica Energy. You will play a critical role in safeguarding the organisation against financial crime risks. Leading complex due diligence investigations, applying expert judgment to assess third-party relationships, transactions, and ownership structures across global jurisdictions will be key. This role requires a strong understanding of financial crime legislation, commercial awareness, and the ability to balance regulatory compliance with business enablement. Location: We work flexibly in line with our Flexible First working arrangements believing that empowered colleagues are happier and more productive. The successful candidate will, however, need to be comfortable working from our London office at least three days per week. Key Accountabilities: Lead and deliver enhanced due diligence (EDD) for high-risk counterparties and strategic transactions. Analyse complex ownership structures and assess financial crime risks, including sanctions, PEPs, and adverse media. Produce clear, high-quality EDD reports with risk assessments and recommendations. Collaborate with legal, compliance, and front-office teams to ensure timely onboarding. Escalate material risks and contribute to governance and oversight processes. Support development of due diligence frameworks and contribute to MI reporting. Mentor junior analysts and stay informed on regulatory and geopolitical developments. Here's who we're looking for: Extensive experience in EDD, AML, or financial crime compliance within regulated sectors. Energy commodities KYC experience is required. Understanding of energy and commodity markets and geopolitical risk. Strong knowledge of global financial crime laws and regulatory frameworks. Asia Pacific/Africa jurisdiction KYC experience is highly desirable. LNG specific KYC experience is highly desirable. Skilled in analysing complex corporate structures and jurisdictional risks. Excellent communication and report-writing abilities. Effective stakeholder engagement across business functions. Commercially aware with sound regulatory judgement. Advanced analytical skills and proficiency in due diligence tools (e.g., World-Check, LexisNexis). Experience with OSINT techniques and platforms. Relevant certifications (e.g., ICA, ACAMS) preferred.