Careerinfoworld : Business Analyst, Strategic Risk, Credit Risk ...

Job ID: 480561

Job Views: 14

Location: Not Specified, London, United Kingdom

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Job Category: I.T. & Communications

Employment Type: Contractor

Salary: ?500.00 Day

Posted: 06.17.2012

Job Description

Business Analyst, Strategic Risk, Credit Risk, Market Risk, CVA, VaR, Investment Banking, London

6 month contract ?450 - ?500 per day

Our client, global leading investment bank is looking for a Business Analyst with in-depth knowledge of Strategic Risk, Credit Risk, Market Risk, CVA and VaR.

As a functional and strategic Business Analyst you will have a proven track record of delivery, be very forward thinking about requirements needed 2-3 years down the line and be very strong at producing road maps. This is a huge period of change for the bank; candidate will have a strong understanding of change management and be able to work closely with high level stakeholders.

Key Deliverable:

• Provide Business Analysis expertise across Credit Risk and Market Risk
• Ability to provide both short and long term solutions with the Risk Project
• Liaise with all areas of the business including technical development teams, be able to talk technical jargon
• Manage over 10+ senior stakeholders expectations

Required Skills:

• Solid career history of Business Analysis within Risk Management including Credit Risk, Market Risk, CVA, VaR, P/L vectors, risk and pricing modelling
• End to end knowledge of investment banking processes; trading, risk management, product control and operations
• Strong technical understanding of applications and SDLC
• Understanding of Change Management
• Strong problems solving skills
• Excellent communication skills and experience managing senior stakeholders

Alexander Mann Solutions, a Recruitment Process Outsourcing Company, may in the delivery of some of its services be deemed to operate as an Employment Agency or an Employment Business.

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