FINREG Senior Analyst

Job Description

Role Description Credit Risk Data Unit (CRDU) The Credit Risk Data Unit (CRDU) was created to bring together Credit Operations and Risk Close & Analysis functions with the aim to standardize data taxonomy and provide greater transparency on residual differences between Risk & Finance. A closer alignment on data management enables us to both report and manage Risk & Finance deliverables more efficiently and contributes to our goal of building a stronger and safer DB. Your key responsibilities Focus on processes of higher complexity and reporting, requiring detailed interpretation & understanding of credit related information used to finalize the reports and presentations within the scope of the function. Preparing, coordinating, and distributing reports and perform, quality control, including data analysis of credit data, evaluation and presentation of results in MIS reports, dashboards, and presentations. Reconcile credit limits across different business lines and systems. Support trade capture activities and ensure accurate recording of credit-relevant transactions. Coordination of incoming enquiries and point of contact for the relevant stakeholders. Collaborate with the Finance and Credit Risk change teams on strategic initiatives, assist with UAT testing for changes or enhancements to the respective risk systems. Documentation of routine processes, following key guidelines within agreed procedures Coordinate and provide SME overview for audit requirements. Enable culture of challenging the status quo, identifying process & organizational opportunities (ToM / resource fungibility) to create capacity in partnership with TSG, TDI & GCOO Provide coverage for other CRDU team members in the process. Develop E2E knowledge Cross training within CRDU & Focused learning interventions on skill gap for self-remit. Ensure key operating document recertification, control inventory recertification and timely productivity/utilization tracker update. Your skills and experience University degree (in Commerce, Economics, Finance, Business Administration) Detailed knowledge of Credit Risk or other Risk systems is beneficial Sound knowledge on basics of finance & banking Good communication skills, both oral and written Proficiency in MS Office applications (Excel, word and PowerPoint)