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Aramco Trading Limited (ATL)

Credit Risk Analyst

London
Posted about 21 hours ago
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Aramco Trading Limited

Established in 2010, Aramco Trading (ATC) is now the lead premier trading company in the Middle East. ATC initially started operations focusing on the trade of refined products, blending components, bulk petrochemicals, and polyolefins. Now, ATC focuses on refined products and blending components emerging as a global player based on an efficient and exceptional strategy. Our high performance and effective implementation of our strategy is viable based on the power of our employees, our advanced technology, and our avant-garde intelligence. With offices in Saudi Arabia, Singapore, UAE, London and Houston, ATC’s team of approximately 500 employees are committed to helping its customers and partners all around the world.

Aramco Trading Limited (ATL) was incorporated in London in 2019. ATL carry out energy trading activities, in particular the trading, by way of procurement and sale of refined products, crude oil, specialty petroleum products and chemicals. In addition to physical trading, ATL also engage in a wide variety of activities including shipping, chartering, storage and trading of financial derivatives. The company has a widely diverse employee base with expertise in all aspects of the oil trading market.

The rapidly expanding London team compliments our global network and provides constant coverage across all time zones. ATL is an active participant in hydrocarbon trading in Europe, Africa and the Americas, with wide variety of crude grades and different petroleum products. The Company has also been expanding its activities to include Gas business where trading Liquefied Petroleum Products (LPG) and Lignified Natural Gas (LNG) form part of the growing portfolio.

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The Role

This role reports to the ATL Finance Director, the Credit Risk Analyst will play a critical role in assessing and managing credit risks within the organization.

Key Accountabilities

  • Being the first point of contact for security negotiations and maintenance for PCG applications/renewals, credit limit reviews/approvals for Risk Management Committee.
  • Responsible for review and maintenance of a portfolio of all European and African based counterparties at ATC, including credit risk assessment for new counterparty onboarding and periodic credit limit review.
  • Liaise directly with Operations and Traders for daily credit release conducting daily breach reporting and investigation of physical deals including close monitoring of credit lines utilisation. To engage Front Office & Counterparty on a timely basis if additional credit support is required.
  • Maintain and manage counterparty credit settings for Market-On-Close physical window trading.
  • Review and support confirmations and negotiation of new Margining agreements and support daily margining as required.
  • Being the first point of contact for all structured trade finance deals, ATL functional reviews and spot cargos being booked out of ATL.
  • Be part of the ATL Functional Review Team to assess the credit risks involved in new agreements and business cases, and provide sign off, with the exception of complex cases involving new product/structure to be escalated to ATC Credit for approval.
  • Hold Delegation of Authority for and manage temporary credit limit increases.

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Role Requirements:

  • Relevant degree level education.
  • Direct credit risk experience; counterparty risk, or trade finance, preferably within commodity trading, energy, metals, agriculture, or shipping sectors.
  • Strong financial analysis skills, including interpretation of financial statements, cash flow analysis, leverage metrics, and liquidity assessment.
  • Experience assessing counterparty risk across traders, producers, processors, logistics providers, and financial institutions.
  • Solid understanding of commodity trading structures, including physical trades, derivatives, prepayments, offtake agreements, and structured financing.
  • Sound judgment and independent decision-making, with the ability to challenge front office constructively.
  • Strong communication skills to explain credit decisions clearly to traders, senior management, and external stakeholders.
  • Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, high-pressure trading environment.
  • Pragmatic and solutions-oriented mindset, balancing risk control with commercial objectives.
  • High levels of integrity, attention to detail, and accountability.

Please note that this role is office based.

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Skills

Credit Risk Assessment
Financial Analysis
Counterparty Risk
Trade Finance
Commodity Trading
Financial Statement Interpretation
Cash Flow Analysis
Liquidity Assessment
Risk Management
Negotiation
Structured Finance
Decision Making
Communication Skills
Margin Agreements
Credit Limit Review
Derivatives

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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