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Client Reporting Analyst

Cclfg · Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada · 2026-07-28

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About this role

Are you interested in joining one of Canada’s top performing asset managers? Connor, Clark & Lunn Financial Group (“CC&LFG”) is looking for a Client Reporting Analyst for an existing vacancy in our Institutional Client Reporting team. You will join our dedicated Client Reporting team to provide reporting operations expertise to CC&LFG’s institutional investment affiliates and interact with all levels of the organization, including daily contact with our affiliates’ Client Relationship Managers. If you have a focus for producing high quality work, are an expert multi-tasker, have a knack for using new technology and work well under pressure, this role could be a great fit for you. The Client Reporting Team places a high value on our team spirit and creating a culture where each of us has an opportunity to succeed. We are a solution-oriented and collaborative team, seeking like-minded individuals who thrive in a challenging and dynamic environment. Our offices currently operate on a hybrid model with a combination of in-office and remote working days throughout the week.

What You Will Do

• Setup and maintenance of client accounts and client data

• Ensure that a multitude of reports are accurately set up, maintained, produced and distributed

• Communicate with various Client Relationship Managers and other key personnel across CC&L to support and trouble shoot the entire reporting production process; liaise with the internal development team and Information Systems support team to provide fixes and solutions

• Building and maintaining report layouts using a mix of in-house tools and leading third party technology to ensure highly effective reporting operations

• Work closely with the team’s dedicated…

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