FAQs
What is the location for the Credit Underwriting Manager position?
The position is based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa.
What is the closing date for applications?
The closing date for applications is 06/12/2024.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Credit Underwriting Manager?
The primary responsibilities include managing and mentoring a team of credit underwriting analysts, executing credit assessments, performing financial analyses, monitoring credit risks, and reporting on portfolio trends.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor’s Degree in finance, risk management, accounting, economics, or business studies is required, along with relevant post-graduate qualifications being beneficial.
How much experience is necessary for the Credit Underwriting Manager role?
A minimum of 8 years of Credit Risk or Credit Underwriting experience in sectors such as mining, commodity trading, banking, insurance, or consultancy is required.
Are there any preferred skills for applicants?
Yes, coding skills in VBA, PowerBI, or Python are advantageous, along with strong financial analysis experience.
What competencies are essential for success in this role?
Essential competencies include strong communication skills, the ability to work independently and as part of a team, excellent time management, high attention to detail, and adaptability.
Who does the Credit Underwriting Manager report to?
The Credit Underwriting Manager reports to the Head of Underwriting based in London.
What kind of analysis is the Credit Underwriting Manager expected to perform?
The role includes performing in-depth financial analysis, credit assessments, and macro-economic analysis relevant to the portfolio being covered.
How can candidates apply for the position?
Candidates can apply through the Careers Portal at the specified link: https://www.glencore.com/careers/career-opportunities.
Does Glencore have a commitment to sustainability?
Yes, Glencore is committed to reducing its industrial emissions and achieving net zero by the end of 2050, subject to a supportive policy environment, as outlined in their Climate Action Transition Plan.