CorporateAccountant-LiquidityRegulatoryReporting

**_About Northern Trust:_** Northern Trust, a Fortune 500 company, is a globally recognized, award-winning financial institution that has been in continuous operation since 1889. Northern Trust is proud to provide innovative financial services and guidance to the world’s most successful individuals, families, and institutions by remaining true to our enduring principles of service, expertise, and integrity. With more than 130 years of financial experience and over 22,000 partners, we serve the world’s most sophisticated clients using leading technology and exceptional service. The Corporate Accountant – Liquidity Regulatory Reporting is responsible for the documentation and preparation of complex liquidity regulatory reports, with a primary focus on the FR 2052a. This role supports the preparation and submission of required reporting to applicable regulatory bodies, as well as the development of regulatory content for board reports, news releases, and public financial disclosures. Additionally, the position provides guidance to senior management within the business units on the regulatory implications of proposed transactions. The role partners closely with cross-functional teams across the Bank, including Finance, Accounting, Controllers, and global Treasury partners Major Duties: * Responsible for owning the daily production of the FR 2052a submission to the Federal Reserve. Requires close coordination with Controllers, Technology and Global Accounting teams. Responsible for owning and maintaining Procedures and Standards to ensure regulatory compliance with applicable regulatory bodies and reporting requirements are met. * Research and analyses day over day balance sheet movements and accounts out of balance with the goal of remediating in a short timeframe. * Production of daily and monthly MIS liquidity reporting to broad distribution including Senior Management Committees including Corporate Asset and Liability Management Committee * Advises business unit seni