Analyst, EU Pillar

Requisition ID 37124 Office Country United Kingdom Office City London Division Policy and Partnerships   Contract Type Short Term  Contract Length 12 months  Posting End Date 15/10/2026  Purpose of Job The Analyst, EU Pillar, plays a key role in the Bank’s engagement with the EU in the DG ENEST/MENA/INTPA region. The focus of the role is on supporting the implementation of EU-financed projects, including reporting, while also providing assistance on monitoring, fund analysis and other tasks relevant to the EU portfolio. The role reports to the Principal Manager, EU Pillar and works closely with all colleagues in the EU Pillar, Donor Partnerships, the wider Client Services Group, and other Departments.  Accountabilities & Responsibilities The Analyst will play a key role in the Donor Partnerships EU Pillar. In particular, the Analyst will support the Donor Partnerships team through the maintenance of a systematic approach to transaction support and information flow between, amongst others, Donor Partnerships and other EBRD departments, and between the EBRD and the EC. •    In partnership with the Principal Manager and other colleagues, support Banking teams in the implementation of their EU-funded portfolio. •    Prepare materials and support the Principal Manager and other colleagues in the management of cross-Bank engagements. •    Monitor and manage information requests and reporting submissions. Compile and process reporting data. •    Support regular negotiations with the EC, maintaining awareness of live issues and keeping documentary records of the same.  •    In coordination with the Principal Manager, and other departments, facilitate document requests during monitoring visits/external audits from time to time. •    Track and monitor the disbursement of EU funds in SAP across countries and sectors. Liaise with Banking team on matters relating to earmarks and SAP funds management •    Facilitate coordination, agenda setting, and the preparation of presentations for internal/external meetings on all matters relating to the EU portfolio, reacting flexibly to new developments. •    In partnership with the Principal Manager and other colleagues, develop and foster the network of contacts at an operational level with key interlocutors in Brussels, EU Delegations and across the Bank on EU related matters. Knowledge, Skills, Experience & Qualifications •    Master’s degree preferred. Experience in the relevant areas of expertise (such as business administration, international relations, development, economics or finance) and/or CFA is desirable. •    Relevant financial industry experience from an international financial institution, in other international organisations, or in the private sector. •    Thorough understanding of the Bank’s business model, strategies, policies and organisation. •    Knowledge of and strong interest in the functioning of the EU institutions. •  …