eFinancialCareers

• Company

  Carr Lyons Search and Selection

• Location

  UK-London

• Compensation

  Excellent

• Position Type

  Permanent

• Employment type

  Full time

• Updated

  20 Nov 2009

• eFC Ref no

  578656

Financial Institutions Debt Products Office based in London is responsible for effective management of credit and trading risk exposures within established parameters and provide risk assessment, transaction structuring, execution and risk profile monitoring for Corporates and financial institutions.

They work closely with, but independent of, client managers and product specialists.
 
Financial Institutions Debt Products is responsible for all aspects of the credit management of the Bank's European banking counterparties. They assist in the management of all aspects of the credit relationship for a portfolio of banks across Europe.

Responsibilities:

Preparing counterparty analysis for the annual renewal process in addition to transactional approvals, for which a familiarity with traded products (some or all of: Fixed Income, Derivatives, Equities, FX, Credit Derivatives) as well as experience in debt products and other standard bank credit exposures (such as trade finance) would be an advantage
Providing support for credit officers and other team members
Liaison with product marketers and client managers, and relevant units such as market risk, operations, and

Requirements:

Credit risk analysis experience, preferably with the benefit of formal credit analysis training program in a leading financial institution

Experience needed in analysing and assessing Bank counterparty credit risk

Knowledge of issues relating to industry risk, transaction risk, and an awareness of country risk factors, reputation risk, and operational risk

Ability to write concise, conclusion lead, and well-articulated Financial Institution credit analysis. Focus on key risks and mitigants.

Basic understanding of standard credit-related documentation i.e. ISDA, IFEMA, CSA, GMRA, and Loan Agreements would be preferred.