Senior Corporate Credit Reviewer

revup consulting pte. ltd.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 150,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

revup consulting pte. ltd. is seeking a Senior Credit Reviewer to join a leading bank and independently assess corporate credit proposals while upholding sound credit risk management.

The role emphasizes rigorous analysis, critical judgment and collaboration with stakeholders to validate assumptions and structures. You will evaluate borrowers’ cash flows, collateral and regulatory considerations, contributing to portfolio health and timely decision-making in a dynamic corporate banking

Qualifications

• Degree in Finance, Accounting, Banking or Economics.
• Strong financial and cash-flow analysis skills.
• Experience in credit risk review or lending, with ability to challenge proposals.

Responsibilities

• Review and assess corporate credit proposals, including new facilities, renewals, amendments and annual reviews.
• Evaluate borrowers’ financial performance, cash flows, repayment capacity, industry outlook and overall creditworthiness.
• Independently challenge credit assumptions, facility structures and recommendations, identifying risks and mitigating factors.
• Monitor portfolio quality and early warning indicators, recommending risk-mitigation measures.
• Ensure credit assessments comply with the Bank’s credit policies, risk appetite and regulatory requirements.

Skills

Credit analysis

Financial statement analysis

Risk assessment

Stakeholder management

Regulatory compliance

Education

Finance/Economics degree

Job description

revup consulting pte. ltd. is seeking a Senior Credit Reviewer to join a leading bank and independently assess corporate credit proposals while upholding sound credit risk management.

The role emphasizes rigorous analysis, critical judgment and collaboration with stakeholders to validate assumptions and structures. You will evaluate borrowers’ cash flows, collateral and regulatory considerations, contributing to portfolio health and timely decision-making in a dynamic corporate banking