For a Trade Finance bank in Geneva, we are looking for a Credit Risk Officer in Geneva whose mission will be:
Manage the credit risk for a portfolio of Trade and Commodity Finance clients (active in the trading of oil, metals and soft commodities) and Corporate clients.
Tasks and responsibilities:
Performs an in depth analysis on credit requests including financial analysis, assessment of structure risk, price risk, country risk, supplier and off-taker risk, reputational risk etc.
Checks the compliance of the credit file versus the bank’s credit policies, processes and risk appetite and ensures sufficient quality of credit proposals
Provides a written credit opinion to local and global decision makers highlighting the key risks, mitigants or suggestions to improve the structure for credit reviews and transactions.
Participates in the local credit committee meetings
Ensures a proper administrative follow up of credit decisions and ensures the credit risks are correctly reflected in the credit reporting systems
Ensures the review of the legal documentation from a credit risk point of view i.e. this reflects the credit decision properly and meets the bank's standards
Analyses and validates risk ratings
Ensures with relationship management adherence to credit review targets
Participates in interdepartmental projects representing Credit Risk Management.
Participates in client meetings
Skills required:
Technical knowledge:
Good knowledge of corporate banking concepts and credit analysis
Good knowledge of transactional trade financing (documentary instruments, terminology of international trade finance)
Affinity with the commodities market
Affinity with legal documentation analysis
Affinity with IT tools
Personal
Analytical skills
Time Management
Ability to work under pressure
Rigor and precision
Flexibility
Team spirit
Integrity
Verbal and written skills
Language
English : fluent
French : a plus
Education:
University degree (Master) or equivalent (CFA/GTSA)
Min. 7 years of relevant banking experience of which preferable some years in Commodities Trade Finance
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