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Data Privacy Analyst

CMC Markets
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5 months ago
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Since launching in 1989, CMC Markets has become one of the world's leading online CFD and financial spread betting providers, executing millions of retail customer trades annually across UK, Europe, Asia Pacific, and North America. CMC Markets’ success is based on delivering a wide range of trading products through its in-house developed proprietary trading platform technology.

*** Please note that this role is onsite and requires 5 days per week in our London office near Liverpool Street. ***
We are seeking a Data Privacy Analyst to join our growing global team. This role is ideal for someone early in their career, preferably with a background in IT or data management, and a strong interest in data protection. Candidates should have some understanding of data protection laws and a desire to apply this knowledge practically.
The role involves supporting our Global Data Privacy function in protecting personal data and ensuring compliance with international data protection regulations.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Contribute to and support the maintenance of a Data Privacy Framework across the group (UK, Europe, and APAC).
Maintain procedures for responding to Subject Access Requests (SARs).
Manage procedures for data erasure requests and the right to be forgotten.
Assist in maintaining personal data inventories (ROPA) and data discovery processes.
Build dashboards and generate reports on data privacy KPIs, such as breach trends and response times.
Support internal awareness campaigns, newsletters, and training to enhance data privacy understanding.
Engage in personal and professional development to stay current with regulatory and legislative changes.
Ensure high-quality, professional, and confidential service when dealing with customers, clients, or colleagues.
Undertake additional duties, training, or hours as required, consistent with the role's responsibilities.
Support due diligence and manage third-party risks, including reviewing contracts and Data Processing Agreements (DPAs).
Maintain internal data privacy policies and notices for the Group.
Assist in training and awareness programs to promote policy compliance.
Collaborate with IT and Security teams to monitor and manage privacy incidents or breaches.
KEY SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Analytical and inquisitive mindset with problem-solving abilities.
Ability to identify risks and develop appropriate mitigation solutions.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, capable of working across jurisdictions and stakeholder groups.

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