• Role: Senior Credit Risk Model Development Analyst

• Location: London, 3 days a week in office + compressed 35 hour week into 4 days

• Salary: £55000 - £60000

 

A leading, specialist mortgage lender are looking for a Senior Model Development Analyst to complement their team… and what a company to join!

 

They primarily focus on carefully selected segments of the mortgage market such as BTL, Residential, Development Finance, Asset Finance etc which makes them a leader within their field. They have acquired a number of businesses over the years which have helped them reach their goals and they have had a huge surge of organic mortgage originations!

 

Even though they are a large group, their teams are split in a way that you aren't seen as just a number, and with a number of exciting opportunities in this role, you will be part of something transformative that will have a major impact. As the company and team grows, so will you!

 

Their offices are in London and looking for someone to be in the office ideally 3 days a week, with the rest from home. They have a 35 hour week and happy for you to compress this to only work a 4 day week.

 

Anyway, the role!

 

You will provide analytics, model development and reporting duties for the Models and Ratings team. Specifically supporting the development and maintenance of regulatory compliant rating systems used for the IRB approach, compliance with IFRS9 rules and other models used by the business across the customer life-cycle. As a senior analyst it is expected that you would utilise your experience to lead the analysis piece and challenge modelling across the team.

 

So, if you have experience:

• In model building or validation, quantitative analysis and data manipulation

• In an IRB or IFRS 9 project environment

• Working within financial services or risk environment

• Model building, quantitative analysis and data manipulation

• In IFRS9 provisioning and IRB Regulatory framework, requirements and application

• SAS and SQL

• Knowledge of how to build, test and validate ongoing IRB models and associated statistical techniques are desirable

 

Then we want to speak with you – and so will they.