Did you know? During the mid 17th Century and following the seizure of gold and silver from the Royal Mint by Charles I, goldsmiths came to be known as the keepers of running cash. They accepted Gold in exchange for written receipts and payback instructions creating the forerunner to the modern banknote. A little later around 1650 Thomas Smith a cloth merchant from Nottingham opened the first provincial bank in the UK and frankly since then not much has changed That's where we come in, LQID is a brand-new bank, yes, a bank, not an app or a faceless cash machine , but a real bank, which will have a real presence on the high street/that combines digital and human touch points/interaction/worlds. Historic, yes, challenging, certainly, fun, we hope so. Building a contemporary bank requires digital savvy enthusiastic people with a desire to become part of what is set to be quite a historic time in the evolution of modern banking. By the 18th century savings banks had developed, early banking pioneers had the same challenges we face today however we have two big advantages Customer feedback from more than 300 years of Banking and much nicer offices. If you would like to be part of this historic process and currently work in a Business Analyst role within retail banking why not drop in an application? Requirements The work Working for a start-up bank you'll be utilising your knowledge of core banking products in lending and credit for Small Businesses and Enterprises. The challenge Your role as a BA will certainly evolve through our development phases. As an example, what's needed; To build the bank? Change the bank? Launch the bank? Run a bank? These four phases will offer the successful candidate a varied and challenging role, something they can be truly proud to have been a part of. Benefits 28 days holiday Matching pension contributions Private Medical Insurance Life Insurance Income protection Collaborative office in Hammersmith On site gym