Senior Level Risk Analyst Jobs in Japan
Browse 7 senior-level Risk Analyst jobs in Japan. Discover Finance & Banking opportunities in Japan across global institutions including State Street, Citi, Bank of America, BCG, Wellington Management, and Nomura. Across Japan's finance sector, language requirements vary by role, with front-office and global-mandate positions tending to be the most English-friendly — every role listed here is English-only. Updated daily from Japan's international finance sector.
7 listings found in Japan
Head Of Investment
New Hollywood Fox Empire · Tokyo
Deadline: 24 Dec 2026
Deadline: 24 Dec 2026
Posted 11 days ago
Regional Research Economist, Economic Research
Anthropic · Tokyo
Posted 13 days ago
Japan Service Finance Manager and Commercial Transformation Leader
GE HEALTHCARE · Tokyo
Posted 25 days ago
Back Office Business Analyst (For Pooling Only)
Nasdaq · Tokyo
Deadline: 10 Nov 2026
Deadline: 10 Nov 2026
Posted 54 days ago
Frontier Industry Advisor Financial Services
Microsoft · Tokyo
Posted 386 days ago
Global Corporate Banking - Mid-Cap Banker - Vice President/Executive Director
JPMorganChase · Tokyo
Posted 386 days ago
Vice President, Quantitative Analyst, Interest Rates, Global Markets, Japan
Bank of America · Tokyo
Posted 386 days ago
Key Skills for Finance & Banking Jobs in Japan
English-Only Roles — No Japanese Required
Every Finance & Banking role on this page has been verified to require English only. No Japanese is required for any currently listed position. All listings are updated daily.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to speak Japanese to work in Finance & Banking in Japan?
All roles on ExpatJobBoard require English only. No Japanese is required for any listing on this page.
How often are Finance & Banking jobs updated?
New listings are added daily. Every role is verified to require English before appearing on the site.
Do I need a work visa to apply for Finance & Banking jobs in Japan?
Most office and professional roles use the Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services visa (Gijinkoku). The employer first obtains a Certificate of Eligibility (COE), then the candidate applies for the visa itself — the whole process typically takes roughly 1.5 to 4 months.