Corporate Credit Analyst II

Citi; Taguig; Hybrid; PHP 5,671,000 - 8,192,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Job summary

Citi is seeking a Corporate Credit Analyst II to assess, underwrite, and monitor credit risk for major institutional clients across Hong Kong and Taiwan. You will perform end-to-end credit analysis, financial spreads, and stress tests, supporting portfolio reviews and risk management initiatives.

You'll draft credit memo packages, collaborate with risk and business teams, and contribute to strategic underwriting projects in a hybrid work setting with regional stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Two to five years of relevant experience in credit analysis, underwriting, or a related risk function.
• Experience conducting end-to-end credit analysis, including financial spreading, industry analysis, and credit memo writing.
• Experience managing or supporting large corporate portfolios, including major conglomerates.
• Working knowledge of global credit risk management standards and practices.
• Ability to assess financial and industry data to form sound credit judgments.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills, including active listening.

Responsibilities

• Conduct end-to-end credit analysis and underwriting for a portfolio of corporate and public sector clients across Hong Kong and Taiwan.
• Prepare annual reviews, quarterly reviews, and ad-hoc transaction assessments to support ongoing portfolio monitoring.
• Draft complete and accurate Credit Approval Memo packages that support timely credit decisions.
• Perform financial spreading, projection modeling, and stress testing to evaluate borrower creditworthiness.
• Analyze industry trends and market conditions to inform credit assessments for large corporate and public sector clients, including major conglomerates.
• Assess risk ratings and evaluate financing and product structures to support sound credit decisions.
• Collaborate with banking, risk, and control functions to manage stakeholder relationships and address portfolio and industry reviews.
• Contribute to strategic initiatives and projects within the Credit Underwriting organization.

Skills

Credit analysis

Financial analysis

Risk management

Underwriting

Industry analysis

Spreading

Projection modeling

Stakeholder management

Communication skills

Active listening

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Job description

Join Citi's Institutional Credit Management team as a Corporate Credit Analyst II and play a direct role in assessing, underwriting, and monitoring credit risk for major institutional clients across Hong Kong and Taiwan. This role sits within the Credit Underwriting function, providing end-to-end credit analysis and approval support for corporate and public sector relationships spanning corporate banking, services, and markets. You will manage a portfolio that includes large corporate conglomerates and public sector entities, working closely with regional risk and business teams to deliver well-reasoned credit assessments that support Citi's institutional franchise.

Responsibilities

• Conduct end-to-end credit analysis and underwriting for a portfolio of corporate and public sector clients across Hong Kong and Taiwan.


• Prepare annual reviews, quarterly reviews, and ad-hoc transaction assessments to support ongoing portfolio monitoring.


• Draft complete and accurate Credit Approval Memo packages that support timely credit decisions.


• Perform financial spreading, projection modeling, and stress testing to evaluate borrower creditworthiness.


• Analyze industry trends and market conditions to inform credit assessments for large corporate and public sector clients, including major conglomerates.


• Assess risk ratings and evaluate financing and product structures to support sound credit decisions.


• Collaborate with banking, risk, and control functions to manage stakeholder relationships and address portfolio and industry reviews.


• Contribute to strategic initiatives and projects within the Credit Underwriting organization.

Required Qualifications & Skills

• Two to five years of relevant experience in credit analysis, underwriting, or a related risk function.


• Demonstrated experience conducting end-to-end credit analysis, including financial spreading, industry analysis, and credit memo writing.


• Experience managing or supporting large corporate portfolios, including major conglomerates.


• Working knowledge of global credit risk management standards and practices.


• Ability to assess financial and industry data to form sound credit judgments.


• Strong verbal and written communication skills, including active listening.


• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.

Beneficial Skills & Qualifications

• Familiarity with local market dynamics, regulations, and competitor practices in Hong Kong and Taiwan.


• Exposure to public sector credit analysis or relationship management.


• Experience navigating complex organizational structures across multiple business segments and geographies.


• Presentation skills suited to engaging audiences of varying sizes and backgrounds.


• Negotiation and conflict-resolution skills across different stakeholder groups.

What We Offer

This team offers strong career development and mobility for analysts looking to build deep expertise in credit analysis and grow within a global institutional risk function.

• Work on complex, high-impact credit analysis spanning corporate and public sector clients, expanding your analytical skillset.


• Build your career through structured learning and development opportunities in credit risk.


• Collaborate with banking, risk, and control teams across regional and global markets.


• Benefit from a hybrid work model with three days in the office and two days working remotely.


• Access resources supporting financial wellbeing and work-life balance.


• Gain exposure to a broad network of stakeholders, building skills that support long-term career growth.

Job Family Group: Risk Management

Job Family: Credit Risk

Time Type: Full time

Most Relevant Skills: Analytical Thinking, Credible Challenge, Financial Analysis, Governance, Policy, Procedure, and Regulation, Risk Management Lifecycle.

Other Relevant Skills: Constructive Debate, Escalation Management, Policy and Procedure, Policy and Regulation, Product Knowledge, Risk Controls and Monitors, Risk Identification and Assessment.

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