Bilingual Japanese Credit Analyst – Japanese Corporates

The Americas Risk Management /Credit Risk Team is seeking a credit analyst with Japanese language skill who will be responsible for reviewing/approving select transaction approvals and ongoing monitoring documentation for the Corporate Banking Department.
Core Responsibilities:
  • Reviews / assesses credit and rating applications, including creditworthiness of relevant obligors, financial performance, industry / peer analysis, loan structure, and risk / return.
  • Presents requests for regulatory rating and local booking approval recommendations to senior management.
  • Proactively monitors assigned portfolio with consideration to market data
  • Demonstrates knowledge of regulatory expectations, specifically leveraged lending.
  • Acts as liaison between, gathers information from and exchanges views with Corporate Baking Department and senior management regarding issues related to rating applications, monitoring, analysis, standards and policies.
Qualifications:
  • Undergraduate degree in Accounting, Business, Finance / Economics or strong quantitative background
  • Minimum of 2+ years of experience in Banking or Credit Risk-like role
  • Demonstrated ability to analyze the creditworthiness of a borrower and its financial performance
  • Clear understanding of Probability of Default and Regulatory Ratings
  • Formalized credit training from an accredited financial institution and proficient financial modeling skills preferred
  • Familiarity with Technology, Media/ Telecom, Consumer, Auto and Healthcare industries is a plus
  • Strong multitasking / time management skills and verbal and written communication skills
  • Proficiency with Capital IQ, Bloomberg, MS Excel, Word and PowerPoint
  • Bi-lingual in English and Japanese preferred.
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