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Description: State Street is seeking a credit risk professional to analyse EMEA Banks, Broker-Dealers, as well as Sovereign and Sovereign-owned entities. This analyst position will support a number of business areas, including Treasury, Global Markets, Custody and Network Management. The position will be a key part of the risk management team, providing a unique opportunity for an analyst to work in a dynamic risk management environment.
Primary Job Duties and Responsibilities:
- Analyse EMEA Banks, Broker-Dealers, Sovereign and Sovereign-owned entities
- Provide credit and risk rating recommendations based on analytical work
- Proactively monitor and report on market and other developments impacting assigned counterparties
- Assist other team members in investigating and resolving limit exceptions and processing new limit requests
- Assist with preparing daily/regular reports on market data for ERM management
- Collaborate with Credit Approvers in supporting the business areas with guideline changes, timely analytical needs, and other ad-hoc requirements
Required Education, Experience and Skills:
- Bachelor's degree in finance, business, economics or related field.
- At least 2 years Credit analysis experience, with a major financial institution, with emphasis on EMEA Banks and Broker-Dealers. Experience of analysing EM counterparties would be useful.
- Sound knowledge of Capital Markets products including Foreign Exchange, Treasury and Derivatives. products.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills
- Demonstrated high energy and strong motivation to add value to the organization
- Willingness to work with others on the team on special projects
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