4 IFRS 9 Jobs with Hybrid or WFH Options

profitability, new acquisitions and collections Opportunity to get involved in lending strategy development and wider policy work YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE Previous experience in IFRS9 or broader loss modelling is essential Strong experience using SQL is essential Experience using Python highly desirable Background in credit risk/consumer lending is more »

will be taking a leading role in development, monitoring and maintaining credit risk models across retail and wholesale portfolios with a particular focus on IFRS9 models, although the role could also include IRB and behavioural scorecards. You will be expected to have significant modelling experience using SAS On offer is more »

a team with a strong culture. THE ROLE Model implementation, preparation, enhancement and maintenance across the full model suite for retail lending, including IRB, IFRS9 and scorecards Working closely with the model development team to inform new projects, looking at data production and quality to ensure high performance Working on … hoc projects including governance and control, remediation and PRA reporting YOUR SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE Essential to have exposure to regulatory models, either IRB or IFRS9 Essential to have good knowledge of SAS or Python Educated to at least degree level in a numerate subject Prior experience in data management, for more »

LEAD IFRS9 ANALYST – CREDIT RISK UP TO £70,000 + PENSION + BONUS LONDON An exciting Fintech company is looking to add a hardworking, driven Credit Risk Analyst to their portfolio team. The role will involve working closely with different teams across the business whilst also communicating with senior stakeholders. … on the portfolio performance. Work on portfolio and collections performance SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE Experience using SQL Python is nice to have Experience working on IFRS9 in any capacity (modelling experience would be a bonus) Experience working on portfolio analytics is nice to have A strong university degree in a numerate more »