SO
Finance / FinServ
CreditAnalystCorporateBanking
“Credit Analyst - Corporate Banking at SO. Skills: credit analysis, financial analysis. Prepare internal credit ratings and conduct credit reviews for corporate clients, ensuring adherence to the Bank’s policies, credit principles, lending direction and guidelines.. Evaluate the overall credit worthiness of the borrowers and the ability to meet credit obligations periodically, and alert business for any adverse conditions/news.”
Industry & Context.
analytical skills; financial analysis
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Degree in Business/Accounting/Finance/Economics or related field, Have experience in credit analyst role, analytical skills with good grasp of financial analysis, Ability to analyze cash flows, leverage, collateral and customer strength, Excellent interpersonal and writing skills to ensure effective delivery of credit reports and communication with stakeholders, Presentable, dynamic, dedicated, self-driven and highly motivated
Nice to Have
Having some years of relevant working experience would be beneficial
What You'll Do.
Prepare internal credit ratings and conduct credit reviews for corporate clients
ensuring adherence to the Bank’s policies
lending direction and guidelines.
Evaluate the overall credit worthiness of the borrowers and the ability to meet credit obligations periodically
and alert business for any adverse conditions/news.
Interact with the client including gather deal requirements
financial statements and other inputs for performing quality analysis and due diligence.
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Work with Corporate Banking coverage team to support all related credit analysis matter.; communication with stakeholders
Communication Scope
writing skills; communication with stakeholders
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