FAQs
What is the main focus of the Credit Analyst (Risk Underwriter) role?
The main focus is to analyze credit risks in corporate finance, including supply chain finance, and to make independent credit decisions in collaboration with the Client Relationship & Risk Manager.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A university degree in business or economics is preferred, along with several years of professional experience in corporate risk analysis and strong product knowledge in corporate trade finance.
Is experience in emerging markets valued for this role?
Yes, experience in emerging markets, especially in Asia, is considered a great advantage.
What skills are important for a candidate applying to this position?
Important skills include analytical abilities, risk awareness, proficiency in MS Office (especially Excel and Power BI), and the ability to clearly justify decisions.
Are language skills significant for this role?
Yes, very good written and verbal command of English is required, and additional foreign-language skills are an advantage.
Will I work independently or as part of a team?
This position requires a strong team player who can also work independently, contributing in a dynamic and collaborative environment.
What types of risks will be monitored in this role?
The role involves monitoring existing portfolios to identify significant risks early and initiate appropriate risk measures.
Is there a support system for career growth within the company?
Yes, Munich Re actively supports career mobility and offers a wealth of career growth opportunities due to its strong global and regional presence.
What is the approach to work-life balance at Munich Re?
Munich Re promotes work-life balance and supports family compatibility along with overall work-life balance initiatives.
How does Munich Re address diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Munich Re embraces diversity and believes it fosters innovation and resilience, enabling the company to act more effectively.