NatWest Group Hiring For Credit Officer at Gurgaon, Haryana Full Time

This role is based in India and as such all normal working days must be carried out in India.

Join us as a Credit Officer

Take on a critical role that’ll see you identifying, assessing and managing credit risks

You’ll have the opportunity to build a wide network of stakeholders of varying degrees of seniority

Hone your existing credit risk management skills and advance your career in this fast paced role

What you’ll do

You’ll maintain an effective credit risk management framework that enables early identification, assessment, management, monitoring and reporting of credit risks.

This will involve ensuring appropriate and intended customer and conduct outcomes in relation to lending and credit policy are being delivered through the oversight and challenge of policies and first line processes and controls.

You’ll also:
Support full compliance with all relevant organisation, credit and business policies, including the creation of a robust suite of assurance measures

Review all credit policies line with organisation, legislative and regulatory requirements

Provide assurance to senior management that all control based activities are compliant with our standards and that all risks are reported and authorised

Effectively manage the relationship between the function and bank-wide credit risk and other policy framework standard owners

Achieve business as usual and project deliverables in line with milestones and terms of reference to a high standard through effective management of colleagues and other resources

The skills you’ll need

You’ll need experience and an understanding of credit risk management, including principles and processes, and an in-depth understanding of regulation applicable to mortgages and consumer credit.

You’ll also need:
Experience of working successfully as a team with management across an organisation

Knowledge of risk management and control processes appropriate to a financial services environment

A broad understanding of external regulations