Senior Credit Analyst
ReedReed Banking are currently seeking a CorporateCredit Analyst to join a boutique international bank based in the heart of the city. This is a front-office position responsible for conducting credit risk assessments, supporting marketing initiatives, and providing backup for the Relationship management team. You will play a key role in managing and monitoring a portfolio of corporate clients while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
What we’re looking for:
- Strong analytical skills with experience in financial statement analysis.
- Knowledge of credit risk management principles and corporate banking products.
- Excellent attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines.
Responsibilities
Credit Analysis & Proposals:
Prepare high-quality credit proposals for both new and existing transactions, including in-depth financial analysis across P&L, balance sheets, cash flow, and key ratios.
Portfolio Management:
Conduct annual and interim credit reviews, actively monitor client portfolios, and ensure timely reporting and full compliance with internal standards.
Risk Assessment:
Assign and maintain accurate credit ratings in line with internal Credit Risk Management policies, ensuring a robust and consistent approach to risk.
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