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A regulated UK bank is looking for a Credit Risk Analyst to join their team. You will assess and monitor the creditworthiness of borrowers and counterparties, ensuring compliance with risk appetite. Key responsibilities include preparing credit applications, monitoring exposures, and participating in credit projects. The ideal candidate has a bachelor's degree and experience in banking or financial services, especially within emerging markets. The bank offers a hybrid work environment and various benefits.
Crown Agents Bank is a vastly growing and regulated UK bank that connects emerging and frontier markets to the rest of the world, using FX and payments technology. We are transforming the way payments and FX move through emerging markets, reducing friction so that more money gets to those who need it. Emerging markets payments are usually challenging, expensive, unreliable and opaque. Our solutions help fix these pain points. Ultimately, we connect traditionally hard‑to‑reach regions to global financial infrastructure, giving access to the best prices and the fastest, most reliable settlement.
FX and cross‑border payments are often complex and expensive, especially when operating in emerging markets. Crown Agents Bank (CAB) wraps its deep and trusted relationships and strength of network around innovative digital capabilities, and cross‑border transaction banking solutions to enable fintech, corporates, governments, development organisations and banks to move money to, from, and across often hard‑to‑reach markets.
Working alongside an existing team of credit risk colleagues and reporting to the Head of Credit Risk, your role is to assist the Head of Credit Risk maintain an effective end‑to‑end Credit Risk Management function for Crown Agents Bank (CAB or the Bank). You will primarily be responsible for assessing and continuously monitoring the creditworthiness of the Bank’s borrowers and counterparties, ensuring that all credit activities are undertaken within approved risk appetite and tolerance levels.
At least a bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a commercial/numerical subject and/or relevant professional qualification.