Energy Trading Credit Risk VP — Hybrid & Growth

Deutsche Bank AG; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 125,000 - 223,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work model

Generous vacation

Parental leave

Wellbeing benefits

Education resources

Job summary

Deutsche Bank AG in New York seeks a Credit Risk Officer in Energy Trading Credit Risk Management. You will assess energy trading exposures, set credit terms and work with Front Office, Market Risk, Legal and CRM leadership to ensure sound risk decisions.

The role offers a hybrid work model, competitive compensation, and opportunities to influence risk strategy across oil, gas, emissions and power markets.

Qualifications

• Extensive energy trading credit assessment experience.
• Strong financial modelling and forecasting skills.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
• Excellent verbal and written communication.
• Experience using AI tools to improve productivity.

Responsibilities

• Set and monitor counterparty credit limits and ratings and perform detailed credit analysis; review due diligence and counterparty profiles.
• Review contractual terms and propose appropriate risk mitigation.
• Approve/decline transactions within delegated authority; advise senior CRM committees for larger exposures.
• Manage end-to-end credit lifecycle for transactions and counterparties.
• Monitor portfolio risks and identify emerging trends across the energy trading portfolio.
• Collaborate with Front Office, Market Risk, Legal and CRM teams to ensure oversight and drive continuous improvement.

Skills

Energy trading credit

Financial modelling

Project management

Communication skills

AI tools

Job description

Deutsche Bank AG in New York seeks a Credit Risk Officer in Energy Trading Credit Risk Management. You will assess energy trading exposures, set credit terms and work with Front Office, Market Risk, Legal and CRM leadership to ensure sound risk decisions.

The role offers a hybrid work model, competitive compensation, and opportunities to influence risk strategy across oil, gas, emissions and power markets.