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Citi continues to enhance its business control and governance framework by building out Institutional Credit Management (ICM), a first line of defense business line, to house and consistently manage credit risk activities performed for Citi’s institutional clients. ICM’s objective is to provide integrated end-to-end credit underwriting, identification, measurement, management, and monitoring for wholesale credit across the enterprise. Within ICM, the Credit Underwriting function (“ICM UW” or “UW”) provides credit analysis, underwriting, and first line of defense credit approval for periodic / material transaction reviews, and any necessary subsequent credit monitoring across all institutional business including Corporate Banking, Services, and Markets relationships. ICM Risk Analysis Credit Risk Associates are responsible for a portfolio of institutional relationships, owning the Credit Risk Analysis for those relationships, and being responsible for the continuous monitoring of that portfolio. That includes the production of Annual Reviews, Quarterly Reviews, and the support to ad-hoc transactions and portfolio & industry reviews and stress testing. A Credit Risk Associate is expected to have a deep understanding of credit risk, of Citi´s internal policies and procedures, and knowledge of industry fundamentals that the portfolio belongs to. They should need minimal supervision from their respective Manager and be able to carry thoughtful conversations with partners. This role has responsibility for the North America Industrials portfolio and the role reports directly to the North American Industrials Underwriting Manager.
Job Responsibility:
Assess the credit and financial strength of Citi’s most complex Large Corporate, Public Sector, and Financial Institutions Clients by performing fundamental credit analysis
Complete Credit Approval Memos (CAMs) and Final Obligor Risk Ratings (FORR)
Continuous monitoring of the covered portfolio, including following industry trends
Review and provide a recommendation on the risk rating across this sector
Partnership with applicable regional and industry stakeholders in the implementation of credit assessment and monitoring standards
Support ICM Risk Analysis Voice of the Employee (VOE) initiatives
Travel (less than 10%)
Requirements:
Bachelor’s/University degree or equivalent experience
Financial Services experience including 5-8 years of credit experience in Banking or Credit Risk Management
Well-developed analytical skills, including an understanding of key financial components (liquidity position, leverage profile, etc.)
Advanced knowledge of financial statements and GAAP accounting or similar governance
Solid understanding of Credit Policy and procedures
Advanced Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) skills
Advanced experience with the internal Policies, Standards, Procedures, Templates and with financial modeling
Highly effective interpersonal skills
Solid organizational skills
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
What we offer:
medical, dental & vision coverage
401(k)
life, accident, and disability insurance
wellness programs
paid time off packages, including planned time off (vacation), unplanned time off (sick leave), and paid holidays
discretionary and formulaic incentive and retention awards