Model Risk Management Analyst – Credit Model Performance Monitoring
A model risk management role monitoring the performance of credit risk models used across the bank's group entities. You would maintain the indicators validators rely on in annual model reviews.
What you’d work on
Our reading of the posting: what a new hire in this role would most likely spend their first months on.
- Run and improve model performance analytics for PD, LGD and CCF models
- Check indicators for quality and consistency, and resolve anomalies
- Standardise calculation rules across parameters
- Support reviewers by explaining what indicators mean
- Update methodology documents and coordinate framework changes
What they ask for
Required
- Statistics and modelling
- Python and R
- SAS-type modelling tools
- Credit risk parameters (PD, LGD, CCF)
- Banking environment knowledge
- Regulation (CRR, EBA guidelines)
- English
- Education
- Bac+4/5 from an engineering school or in maths applied to finance
- Experience
- About one year of modelling experience
- Languages and tools
- Markets
- credit
How to prepare
- Build a dashboard of PD, LGD and CCF back-test indicators on public data
- Learn the EBA, CRR and TRIM expectations for model monitoring
- Practise statistical tests: Gini, Brier score, binomial and population stability
- Write clear documentation for how each indicator is calculated
- Study how validation teams use key risk indicators to rate a model
What to study
- Probability, Statistics and Financial Data
- Econometrics and Financial Time Series
- Quantitative Risk Management
- Python for Quantitative Finance
- Professional Quant Practice
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