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Credit Risk Manager
Credit Risk Manager – London Business
A prestigious private bank with a significant and growing presence in the UK is seeking a Credit Risk Manager for its London business.
- Work Pattern: Four days in the office.
Key Responsibilities
- Daily monitoring of Lombard and insurance policy shortfalls through the collateral monitoring tool breach report.
- Liaise with CRMs (Credit Risk Managers) to obtain action plans and deadlines for resolving any shortfalls.
- Propose or assist with alternative solutions to CRMs to regularise shortfalls.
- Prepare and send margin call letters to CRMs.
- Instruct liquidation of all or part of assets to the CRM when a margin call must be executed.
- Use Personal Approval Authority to approve smaller shortfalls, up to the delegated limit.
- Submit the Monthly Shortfall Watch List to the Local Credit Committee.
- Set up portfolio simulations:
- For new portfolios to be moved to the business.
- Impact when switching securities.
- Perform daily securities analysis for possible attribution of standard lending and weighting rates (if applicable).
- Run stress tests and forecasts based on global and market events.
- For complex and outside credit policy lending applications recommended by the Credit Structuring & Analysis (CSA) team:
- Undertake a review and assessment and present findings to the Local Credit Committee Chair.
- Act as deputy for Head of Credit Risk at Local Credit Committee meetings, as required.
- Assist risk colleagues, as necessary, with:
- Validation of payments.
- New loan validations.
- Input of data/making pricing adjustments into Atlas (core banking system) and SpeciCred.
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- Strong background in Lombard lending.
- Comprehensive knowledge of:
- Financial products: options, futures, FX forwards (including netting, hedging, and strategies) to explain margins at an expert level (to a Banker).
- Financial securities, including: CooC bonds, Sukuk bonds, ETFs, structured products, CLNs, CLOs, hedge funds, long-only funds, and equities.
- Experience in lending to private banking clients, either as a CRM or in a credit risk–related role.
- Beneficial: Experience in mortgage lending, in a regulated environment.
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