FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Business Analyst in Credit Risk Data Remediation?
The primary responsibility is to perform historical default data analysis, data collection, and data enhancement for the wholesale banking portfolios, ensuring complete and correct default and Loss Given Default (LGD) related data for modeling purposes.
What background is preferred for candidates applying for this position?
Candidates should have a background in wholesale banking lending, credit risk, credit restructuring, and refinancing processes.
What kind of experience should candidates have with Non-Performing Loans?
Candidates should have experience working with Non-Performing Loans and an affinity for risk data and associated Probability of Default (PD), LGD, and Exposure at Default (EAD) models.
What skills are necessary for this position?
Candidates must possess critical analytical skills, strong writing and oral communication skills in English, and the ability to reconcile transactions accurately.
How does the Business Analyst interact with other teams?
The Business Analyst closely interacts with colleagues within the COOR and WB area, as well as GCR account managers and front office staff involved with respective (problem) loans, to provide remediated default data for credit risk models.
What kind of tasks will the Business Analyst be involved in?
The Business Analyst will be involved in historical data remediation, managing planning backlogs for remediation teams, coordinating ongoing remediation projects, and delivering on ad-hoc requests.
Is knowledge of collateral processes important for this job?
Yes, candidates should have working knowledge of collateral processes within banks, particularly regarding real estate finance and the validation of real estate.
What are the minimum qualifications for the Business Analyst position?
Minimum qualifications include proactivity, a background in wholesale banking lending and credit risk, and good writing and oral communication skills in English.
What tools or methods might the Business Analyst use in their role?
The Business Analyst may use data tracking tools, dashboarding methods, and various software for data analysis and remediation processes.
Will the Business Analyst be responsible for training or guiding other team members?
While the job description does not explicitly mention training responsibilities, the role involves project coordination and collaboration, which may include guiding other team members in specific tasks.