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Vice President, Structured Finance Credit Risk Management, Asia Pacific

On-site in Hong Kong·Added 4 days ago (last checked 12 Oct)

Santander

7 open roles

Overview

Work mode
On-site, Hong Kong
Languages
Chinese
Experience
5+ years

Skills

The role

Vice President, Structured Finance Credit Risk Management, Asia PacificCountry: Hong Kong

What you'll do

Responsible for independent credit risk admission and ongoing risk monitoring of structured finance transactions for Corporate & Investment Banking clients, covering project finance, asset-backed finance, fund finance, leveraged finance, equity-backed finance and securitization. Responsibilities include deal and rating analysis, risk assessment and approval, and ongoing portfolio monitoring.

Transaction Analysis & Credit Assessment - Perform independent credit and risk assessment of structured finance transactions, including analysis of transaction structure, key stakeholders, contractual arrangements, financial capability, cash flows, collateral, key credit metrics and stress scenarios. Review due diligence materials, benchmark against comparable transactions, and present credit recommendations to local and global risk committees.

Credit Rating Assessment - Assign and review transaction and corporate ratings using relevant internal rating methodologies, considering transaction structure, debt sizing, stakeholder strength, cash-flow resilience, sensitivities and collateral/security packages. Prepare rating recommendations and present them to rating committees for approval.

Portfolio Monitoring & Ongoing Risk Management - Monitor the credit quality of the portfolio through periodic review of financial performance, key risk metrics, covenant compliance and other material developments, and update ratings where appropriate. Assess amendment, consent and waiver requests and present risk recommendations to relevant approval committees.

Stakeholder Engagement & Risk Governance - Engage with clients, sponsors, advisors, legal counsel, Front Office, Middle Office and other stakeholders as part of transaction due diligence and ongoing risk management. Provide independent risk challenge, identify emerging risks and ensure transactions are managed in accordance with the Bank's risk appetite, policies and governance standards.

Requirements

  • A university degree or equivalent qualification is required; CPA or CFA qualifications would be an advantage.
  • At least 5 years of relevant credit risk, structured finance or credit assessment experience. preferably gained within Corporate & Investment Banking, a financial institution or a comparable environment. Experience in one or more of project finance, asset-backed finance, fund finance, leveraged finance, securitization or equity-backed finance would be an advantage.
  • Strong financial analysis and credit assessment skills; financial modelling experience would be an advantage.
  • Fluency in English is required; proficiency in Mandarin would be an advantage.
  • Strong presentation, written and verbal communication skills.
  • An entrepreneurial mindset, with the ability to work independently, exercise sound judgement and take ownership.

Hiring process

2 steps2 interviews
  1. Application

  2. CV screening · With recruitment team

  3. Phone call

    With People & Culture team · Phone call · 20 min

    A short call about your motivation and the details of the role.

  4. Interviews

    Virtual or in-person conversations about your experience, expectations and the value you could bring.

  5. Background check

  6. Offer

  • Santander suggests exploring the company on its website and LinkedIn before applying.
  • The Spanish version of the page lists the same eight steps.

About Santander

Industry
Banking and Fintech
Founded
1857
Employees
100,000–500,000
Headquarters
Boadilla del Monte, Spain
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