Senior Credit Risk Analyst - Chester, United Kingdom - FIG People

FIG People

Verified Company

Chester, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

beBee Recruiter

Description

The Company

A Financial Services Company established in 2014, are looking for a Senior Credit Risk Analyst to join its growing team.

The company works with both its customers and partners to develop a quality and innovative product and provide the best service possibleto find the best solution for their customers.

The Role

Responsibilities

Playing a key role in driving strategic change, improving the performance of current strategies
Providing support for the continuous improvement & automation in the operational area.
Producing and distributing management information with managing stakeholders
Working on diverse projects with other areas of the business
Undertaking and running complex projects to support the development of strategies, policies, predictive models and processes in the wider business
Managing & coaching junior analysts, driving their development through the sharing of experience and expertise
Delivering and presenting detailed and focused reporting & analysis on a daily, weekly and monthly basis to the Credit Risk Committee
Working with external stakeholders and technology vendors to help introduce credit risk solutions into the business

Skills and Knowledge

Eager to learn different skills and absorb new information
Analytically minded and inquisitive
A logical approach and excellent attention to detail.
Strong communication skills both written and verbal.
Confident with presenting to Executive Colleagues
Organised and able to prioritise workloads
Confident and competent with data analysis tools/languages, such as SAS, SQL, Python, R or similar, and ideally, a high standard of proficiency with MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint).
Previous experience in motor finance, secured or unsecured financial products
Familiar with management information / analytics production and development, portfolio management, collections & risk strategies, predictive modelling, or provisioning and bad debt practices