FAQs
What is the primary role of the Corporate Lending Associate in Credit Risk Management at Morgan Stanley?
The primary role is to analyze credit risks in corporate loan transactions, recommend credit risk ratings, manage loan transaction execution, liaise with clients, and manage a portfolio of corporate loan and derivative counterparties.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A bachelor's degree or equivalent is required, along with experience in corporate credit analysis, financial forecasting, and understanding of financial markets and risk mitigating structures.
What financial products should the candidate be familiar with?
The candidate should be familiar with financial products such as swaps, foreign exchange (FX), equities, and legal documentation like ISDA and CSAs.
What skills are considered beneficial for this role?
Beneficial skills include the ability to work independently in a team-oriented environment, strong attention to detail, experience in financial analysis and modeling, and proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Is fluency in languages other than English necessary for this role?
While fluency in English is required, proficiency in another European language is preferred.
How does Morgan Stanley approach flexible working arrangements?
Morgan Stanley empowers employees with greater freedom of choice through flexible working arrangements and encourages discussions with the recruitment team about these opportunities.
Does Morgan Stanley have a commitment to diversity and inclusion?
Yes, Morgan Stanley is committed to providing a supportive and inclusive environment and actively focuses on recruiting, developing, and advancing individuals based on their skills and talents.
What can employees expect in terms of company culture?
Employees can expect a culture that values diverse perspectives, individual intellect, and cross-collaboration, along with trusted colleagues and committed mentors.
What internal mobility opportunities are available at Morgan Stanley?
Internal mobility is encouraged for career growth, typically requiring employees to be in their position for at least 18 months and performing satisfactorily before applying for another role within the Firm.
Are there any specific regulatory requirements for this role?
If the role is deemed a Certified role, it may require the holder to meet mandatory regulatory qualifications or internal company benchmarks.