Credit Monitoring Analyst

The Credit Monitoring Analyst is responsible for the comprehensive credit monitoring of the portfolio across diverse business segments. This role entails financial analysis, borrower conduct analysis, and the assessment of market indicators and external events. The ideal candidate will demonstrate robust analytical capabilities and proficiency in identifying early signs of stress within the portfolio, and highlighting the same to the business, credit, and risk teams. Key Responsibilities - Portfolio Management: Monitor the Wholesale Banking and Business Banking portfolios. Address internal and RBI audit-related queries pertaining to the credit monitoring process. - Ground Sensing: Identify potential credit deterioration or weakening by analysing various internal alerts, including transactional, behavioural, financial, and external alerts such as market-related news and highlighting the same to the business, credit, and risk teams. - Financial understanding: Possess a fundamental understanding of financial documents such as annual reports, CMA, stock, and book debts statements to conduct meaningful assessments of borrower businesses. - Collaboration: Collaborate closely with the credit, risk, and IT teams to enhance the utilization of technology in credit monitoring, controls, and reporting. - Service Delivery: Convene periodic health council meetings for identified borrowers, ensuring the complete closure of the loop in terms of actionable items, timelines, and feedback - Analysis and Reporting: Publish regular reports to senior management on portfolio quality, delinquency, behaviour, and other relevant metrics. Key Qualifications & Skills - Education Qualification: CA or MBA with 1 to 5 years of relevant experience of credit products and processes. - Hands-on credit knowledge: Analytical aptitude and familiarity with banking regulations and credit risk management practices. - Communication Skill: Good communication and presentation skills.

The Credit Monitoring Group is entrusted with the responsibility of monitoring the portfolio across various business segments. The group's primary objective is to identify potential credit deterioration or weakening by analysing diverse internal alerts, including transactional, behavioural, financial, and external alerts such as market-related news. The team collaborates closely with DSAG to develop credit models based on historical data using advanced statistical and data analytics techniques. The timely detection of credit deterioration empowers the business, credit, and risk teams to make well-informed decisions, enabling the timely exit from borrowers and the mitigation of potential credit losses. Furthermore, the credit monitoring team is also responsible for administering the early warning signal framework and system in close coordination with key stakeholders such as IT, DSAG, Credit, Risk, and Business.