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Role Purpose
A new team is being created in the centralised Risk Analytics Business Unit, to support the Credit Risk Modelling for a Tier-1 Consumer Bank and all its affilicated brands.
Major Accountabilities / Responsibilities
Working as a team, responsible for the assessment, development and/or recalibration of IRB credit risk models (PD, LGD, EAD) across the Group
Develop the predictive models in the context of Basel III
Navigate through various platforms, source and extract data for analysis and quality checks, to ensure data is suitable and robust for modelling purposes.
Ensure that all modelling processes, decisions and outcomes are appropriately documented
Effectively communicate and collaborate with the broader Basel III project and business stakeholders
Back up the BAU team for their deliverables
Knowledge and Experience
Minimum 3 years’ experience in credit risk modelling
SAS programming skills (experience in other statistical programming languages such as R & Python are also considered)
Tertiary qualifications in quantitative discipline such as Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial / Information Sciences or equivalent employment background
Experience in handling large complex datasets, data manipulation and analysis
A genuine driver and high achiever, with the initiative to outperform and deliver quality outcomes in a fluid enviornment
Effective communicative and stakeholder management skills
Experience and knowledge of relevant APRA standards (in particular APS 113, 220 and 112) would be advantageous
For further information on this role or to confidentially apply, please contact Eugena Gong on 02 8227 9200 or apply directly via the Apply for this job button. Only WORD FORMAT resumes will be accepted.
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