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Job Overview: Credit Agricole CIB’s Credit Coordination department is seeking a Credit Coordination US Analyst. The position will provide strong support to the Coverage teams by contributing in and coordinating the credit process and ensuring high quality information is provided to decision makers in advance of relevant committees. This is a full-time, contractual position located in New York City or Houston.
Job Responsibility
Assemble requests from various Coverage teams by summarizing the transaction in memo form prior to business and credit committees, including profitability analysis, risk-weighted asset analysis, credit analysis, and client strategy
Coordinate committee scheduling with Coverage, various product groups, risk department, and head office
Acting as central point of contact for questions and info requests related to a transaction
Using internal systems to input authorization details and ensure accurate booking
Manage the review process for all clients
Ensure timely delivery of relevant information to all internal stakeholders
Liaise with the international network and product teams as needed
Analyze the key credit risks affecting the client
Manage and recommend changes as needed with regards to overall client exposure
Use internal systems to input all authorization details to ensure ongoing booking accuracy
Process amendments
Limit anomalies related to past due annual reviews and past due internal ratings
Regularly review internal ratings with the goal of identifying any changes in advance
Requirements
BA/BS degree, including accounting / finance / economics coursework
You are eligible to work in the US
You will not require Visa Sponsorship for employment in the US now or in the future (OPT, F-1 Visa, etc.)
Nice to have
Basic accounting skills
Experience with a financial institution’s internal credit-related systems and processes