Secured Credit Risk Manager (12 months)

NatWest Group; Leeds; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A major banking institution is seeking a Secured Credit Risk Manager to oversee credit risk related to property valuation. You'll manage mortgage portfolios and work with various teams to ensure adherence to risk standards. Ideal candidates should possess strong analytical skills, knowledge of the UK Housing market, and project management experience.

Qualifications

• Experience with coding languages and excellent analytical skills.
• Understanding of the UK Housing market and banking industry.
• Ability to explain technical details to nontechnical audiences.

Responsibilities

• Drive Credit Risk Property Valuation strategy.
• Develop and manage secured residential mortgage portfolios.
• Ensure valuation standards are maintained and risks are managed.

Skills

Coding languages

Analytical skills

Understanding of UK Housing market

Experience in risk management

Project management skills

Education

Banking, financial services or property degree

Tools

Analytical tools

Presentation tools

Job description

Join us as a Secured Credit Risk Manager

• We’ll look to you to drive forward our Credit Risk Property Valuation strategy through the influence and ownership of new product design, account opening, portfolio management, innovation or arrears, covering strategy and policy
• You’ll be driving the development of personal and private secured residential Buy To Let mortgage lending portfolios, assessing and recommending opportunities where appropriate
• This is an opportunity to gain exposure as you work with teams across the bank and external property valuation partners to design, sign off, implement, test, and monitor credit policies
• This role is available for a period of 12 months

What you'll do

As a Secured Credit Risk Manager, you’ll have credit risk oversight of property valuers, valuations, property criteria policies and AVM providers, partnering with external valuation and data services suppliers to deliver valuations and monitor valuer performance against professional valuation standards.

You’ll also maintain oversight of credit mortgage portfolios and work with stakeholders in the first and second line to ensure valuation standards are maintained and appropriate remediation activity is agreed.

You’ll ensure key risks are identified and managed in line with our enterprise-wide risk management framework and strategy. You’ll also develop and maintain risk and decision support models, providing other analytically driven insight and innovative solutions to achieve future strategic priorities.

Other responsibilities will include:

• Supporting the management of portfolio credit risks including bad debt provisions, risk weighted assets and costs, delivering impairments, and provision cover within limits
• Making sure that the personal and private credit risk portfolios continue to perform within risk limit frameworks
• Driving active and effective change management through the successful design, development, and delivery of key strategic initiatives
• Ensuring our secured credit risk portfolio and new business Loan To Value remain within accepted tolerance
• Managing our property and climate risk policy and regulatory expectations
• Liaising with, and influencing the franchise regarding ongoing credit customer management and projects, providing insight and challenge where appropriate and driving the automation agenda

The skills you'll need

To succeed in this role, you’ll need experience with coding languages, coupled with excellent analytical skills. As well as this, you’ll need a good understanding of the UK Housing market, banking industry, its risk management, and the regulatory requirements. We’ll also consider banking, financial services or property graduates.

In addition, you’ll demonstrate:

• Proficiency with analytical and presentation tools
• Previous experience of the development and practical application of risk
• Project management skills and the ability to work as a team and with a range of stakeholders
• The proven ability to explain technical subject matter to a nontechnical audience
• An AssocRICS, MRICS or FRICS qualification is desirable but not essential