Senior Credit Risk Manager
London
Senior Credit Risk Manager
London
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Start your job searchWe are working with an exciting bank who is looking to bring on board a Senior Credit Risk Manager to join the team; with the opportunity to Work From Home if desired!
The position itself will give the successful candidate the opportunity to rapidly progress in their career (The CEO of the company started life as an analyst in the Finance team).
You will also be paid a competitive salary with the entitlement to an exceptional pension scheme and performance related bonuses while receiving a generous holiday allowance and other exceptional benefits.
Examples of responsibilities to expect:
- Execute a Credit Risk Management Framework that meets PRA, FCA and Bank of England requirements.
- Manage credit processes supporting origination of property based lending and ongoing management, monitoring, reporting, measurement of a property portfolio.
- Responsible for completing loan credit analysis for new and existing loans and ensuring that all documentation is complete
- Prepare and report Stress tests and Scenarios
- Conduct financial statement reviews for loan officers, as well as comprehensive statement spreading.
- Manage a team of credit risk analysts.
- Support the CRO and attend to the senior risk committees.
Candidate Requirements:
- The successful candidate will bring 5+ years of Credit Risk experience gained within financial services (preferably within a bank).
- The candidate must also have a wealth of experience in "buy-to-let" and property lending!
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Strong numerical and analytical skills
- Self-starter able to work without supervision.
- Ability to influence management and to lead and work collaboratively across teams
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