Credit Risk Analyst

Credit Risk

Job Description:

A successful candidate would work as an EXL consultant with a leading US Financial Services

Organization on an unsecured lending portfolio. The job will require the consultant to work on:

· Support tactical & strategic risk analytics initiatives for US based banks Risk team

· Develop risk policy for Point of Sale (POS) lending, Buy-now-pay-later (BNPL), and Credit Card solutions

· Design A/B testing frameworks with Design of Experiments (DOE) methodology to optimize risk management programs

· Policy analytics to make sure correct customer segments are targeted and acquired

· Recommend changes to business strategy and risk management policies

· Build reporting/BI frameworks for Risk teams within the organization

· Evaluate effectiveness of current policies & strategies, manage the monthly dashboards and ad-hoc analysis, analyze tests & performance related to funnel performance, portfolio verification performance and post issuance loan performance

· Clearly communicate analysis as presentations to technical & non-technical groups

·Develop and maintain effective working relationships with colleagues in other areas of Risk Management.

· Summarize analytical findings into presentations and share analysis & reports with senior leadership.

·Maintain a high degree of technical and policy understanding with respect to credit risk.

· Manage assigned projects in a timely manner, ensuring accuracy and that deliverables are met.

· Train, coach and develop team members

Qualifications:

· 5-15 years of experience in Analytics and Decision Science.

· Risk Analytics experience: Portfolio analytics, Acquisition and Line Management, Policy audit and analytics, Reporting/Dash-boarding, Performance tracking (should have a knowledge of risk concepts like delinquencies, pre-payments, loss curves etc.)

· Past experience in problem solving roles, strategic initiatives etc.

· Knowledge in Banking Domain

· Hands on work experience in SQL.

· Hands on work experience in SAS/SAS macros would be a plus