Credit Risk Consultant - Darwen, United Kingdom - Job Deck (Integration)

Description

Job Title:
Credit Risk Consultant

Location:
Dublin, Ireland (London & Leeds Considered)

Working Pattern:
Hybrid Working

Salary:
Competitive

Description

Our client stands out among consultancy firms, boasting a team of more than 250 credit risk and actuarial consultants who have a stake in the business. Their aim is to expand even further and they are experts in their field, valuing diversity. They provide a dynamic and creative environment where technical expertise thrives. At this company, your success is defined by the unique value you bring to the table, not merely by your team size or work hours. Embracing innovation and challenging conventions, the employees are considered their greatest asset.

Recognitions received include:

• Best Company to work for at the 2023 Credit Strategy Awards
• Best Management Consultancy Firm MEA Finance UAE 2022
• Women in Credit Employer of the Year for 2022

What you'll do

The selected candidate will collaborate with Consultants, Project Leads, and Business Heads to assist the company's global clients, ranging from Tier 1 banks to Fintech challenger banks and startups. Leveraging experience, intellect, and curiosity, the goal is to make decisions that have a significant impact on end customers.

Who are you?

The ideal candidates will be from various European countries, particularly within the European Union. While the role is based in Dublin, Ireland, relocation may be necessary. If you are driven, ambitious, and ready to advance in your career, you could be the perfect fit for this opportunity.

Responsibilities

• Analyze credit risk, which includes assessing financial statements, identifying critical credit issues, and proposing risk mitigation strategies
• Perform due diligence and credit evaluations on new clients
• Review and evaluate portfolio performance, generate reports, and summarize findings
• Establish regular communication with clients to offer guidance on credit risk matters
• Stay informed about regulatory and market trends and best practices
• Contribute to team initiatives, participate in projects, and help mentor junior colleagues

Requirements

• Minimum of 3 years in credit risk assessment or management
• Bachelor's degree or higher in finance, economics, or a related field
• Strong problem-solving skills, able to identify key issues and develop solutions
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Strong organizational and time management skills
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team
• Knowledge of credit risk models and regulatory frameworks