Model Developer - Credit Risk Regulatory Modelling

ING; Brussel; Sur place; EUR 75 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Flexible working

Competitive salary

International environment

Continuous learning

Agile working

Résumé du poste

ING Belgium seeks a Model Developer to join the Credit Risk Regulatory Modelling team and contribute to the development, maintenance and enhancement of regulatory credit risk models that support key business and regulatory decisions.

You will develop, maintain and monitor PD, LGD, EAD and IFRS 9 models, translate regulatory requirements into modelling solutions, and support validation across their lifecycle. The role is in an international environment with diverse stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Master’s or PhD in a quantitative field.
• Experience in credit risk modelling, preferably IRB/IFRS 9.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Proficient in English.

Responsabilités

• Develop, maintain and monitor credit risk models, including PD, LGD, EAD and IFRS 9 models.
• Translate regulatory requirements into modelling solutions.
• Support the implementation and validation of models across their lifecycle.
• Prepare high-quality analyses and reports for senior management, Model Validation, Audit and regulatory authorities.
• Collaborate with Risk, Finance and Business teams.
• Engage in discussions with internal and external auditors, Model Validation teams and the ECB.

Connaissances

Credit risk modelling

Regulatory modelling

Quantitative analysis

Stakeholder management

Communication

Formation

Master's or PhD in quantitative discipline

Outils

SAS

Description du poste

Do you want to make an impact on the future of risk modelling?

At ING Belgium, we are looking for a Model Developer to join our Credit Risk Regulatory Modelling team. In this role, you will contribute to the development, maintenance and enhancement of regulatory credit risk models that support key business and regulatory decisions.

You will work in an international environment alongside highly qualified professionals and play an important role in ensuring the robustness and accuracy of ING’s credit risk framework.

Your role

As a Model Developer, you will be responsible for the development and maintenance of models used to calculate Regulatory Credit Capital under Basel regulations and Loan Loss Provisions under IFRS 9.

You will:

• Develop, maintain and monitor credit risk models, including PD, LGD, EAD and IFRS 9 models
• Perform quantitative analyses and translate regulatory requirements into modelling solutions
• Support the implementation and validation of models throughout their lifecycle
• Prepare high-quality analyses and reports for senior management, Model Validation, Audit and regulatory authorities
• Collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders across Risk, Finance and Business teams
• Participate in discussions with internal and external auditors, Model Validation teams and the European Central Bank

We are looking for

• A Master’s degree or PhD in Econometrics, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Economics or another quantitative discipline
• Experience in credit risk modelling, preferably within IRB and/or IFRS 9 frameworks
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Experience with SAS or other statistical programming languages
• The ability to work independently while maintaining a collaborative mindset
• Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills
• A proactive, critical and solution-oriented attitude
• Professional proficiency in English

What we offer

At ING, you’ll have the opportunity to grow both professionally and personally in a challenging and dynamic environment.

We offer:

• Challenging projects at the forefront of risk management and regulation
• A collaborative and international working environment
• Opportunities for continuous learning and development
• An agile way of working where innovation is encouraged
• Flexible working arrangements
• A competitive salary package with a wide range of additional benefits

Ready to shape the future of credit risk modelling at ING? We would love to hear from you.