5 Credit Risk Jobs in the North West

Credit Risk Analyst Up to £40,000 Hybrid Cheshire The Company I am hiring a credit risk analyst for leading lending company based in Cheshire. They are looking to bring in a Credit risk Analyst to come in working on the collections strategy to … increase company-wide profitability and reduce the amount of people in arrears. The Role As a Credit Risk Analyst, you will be: on credit risk insights and trends across the portfolio analytics skills to improve credit risk collections strategies. maintain credit risk strategies to increase profitability. and testing the credit risk systems in place. trends to find new ways to increase profitability for credit risk. credit risk strategy for collections and recoveries. SAS and SQL daily within the role. Your skills and experience To be successful more »

Senior Credit Risk Analyst - £40K - Accrington (Hybrid) My client a leading financial service provider are looking to bolster their existing Credit Risk team with the acquisition of a new Senior Credit Risk Analyst. This role is responsible for a wide range of activities including … supporting the ongoing review of credit policy across all lending products and channels. They are responsible for the reporting and the analysis of lending performance across the portfolio and will use insight from this analysis to develop proposals to adjust lending strategy to ensure a customer-first approach whilst … at the same time protecting the business. They will work directly with the credit decisioning system to ensure delivery and management of automated decisions that support efficient and cost-effective customer management across the product range with minimal levels of manual intervention. This role will be based from the more »

Credit Risk Analyst (Collections) Salary £40-45k Chester (Hybrid) An ideal role for an intermediate-experienced Credit Risk professional, seeking a business with better progression opportunities and an ability to have a greater impact. This is a central position within the Collections team - the ideal … candidate will have a good suite of technical skills (SAS and/or SQL etc.) and be comfortable in a retail credit environment. The Role Developing Collections systems Create analysis to support the development of models and processes Delivering credit risk reporting for management Why Apply? Comprehensive more »

Head of Credit Analytics - Consumer Finance Manchester - Hybrid - three days a week in city centre Manchester £80,000 to £100,000 per annum plus excellent bonus and benefits package The Client: A specialist bank providing a range of lending and savings products for the UK SME and retail consumer … product to complement its existing range of lending products. The Role: Leading all aspects of the bank's automated lending decisioning as it streamlines credit risk analysis and launches into new product areas including a new consumer hire purchase retail offering. Designing and implementing consumer lending decision strategies … rulesets and scorecards supported by best-in-class modern technology. Owning the risk-based pricing model, reporting and monitoring automated decisioning performance. Feeding back performance observations and suggesting improvements to the consumer lending team including underwriting, collections and customer services. Assisting the finance team with the development of IFRS9 more »

technology offering. Several key initiatives have been delivered during the last few years, including a full re-design and re-development of the SMFL credit acquisition journey. SMFL are looking for a flexible and capable developer to support and build functionality within existing systems and new services. The Software … development team, and administration of services by the wider technology team where appropriate. Build and maintain effective relationships with internal key stakeholders (Management Team, Credit Risk etc.) Build and maintain effective relationships with 3rd party development teams, where they integrate with our developed solutions, and where required. The more »