The Enterprise Credit Risk Analyst is responsible for independent identification, measurement, monitoring, and reporting of credit risk across the full credit lifecycle — from origination to repayment, recovery, and closure — ensuring that individual credit decisions, when aggregated, remain within the Bank’s approved risk appetite, capital capacity, liquidity profile, and strategic mandate.

The role provides second-line oversight over credit activities, with a strong focus on portfolio risk, systemic risk build-up, early warning, and loss prevention, rather than deal origination or transaction execution.

1. Credit Strategy & Risk Appetite

• Monitor adherence to sector, product, obligor, tenor, and concentration limits.
• Perform stress testing, portfolio scenario analysis, and development of ICAAP reporting.
• Contribute to the translation of the Risk Appetite Statement into measurable credit risk metrics and limits.

2. Origination & Pre-Screening Oversight

• Analyze pipeline trends to identify high-risk sectors, products, or borrower profiles.
• Monitor frequency and materiality of policy exceptions and waivers.

3. Credit Appraisal & Structuring Review

• Independently review credit risk ratings, scorecards, and key assumptions.
• Assess adequacy of proposed risk mitigants for the portfolio being created (collateral, guarantees, covenants).

4 Credit Approval & Decision Support

• Provide independent portfolio and risk impact analysis to credit decision bodies.
• Highlight concentration, capital utilization, and risk-return implications.
• Track and report approval conditions and policy deviations.

5 Documentation, Disbursement & Reporting Oversight

• Verify that credit approvals are correctly translated into legal documentation.
• Monitor fulfillment of conditions precedent and security perfection.
• Validate correct booking of exposures, portfolio classifications, and IFRS 9 staging.

6 Portfolio Monitoring & Early Warning

• Monitor portfolio performance, risk grade migration, and delinquency trends.
• Design, maintain, and refine Early Warning Indicators (EWIs).
• Escalate emerging risks to management with actionable recommendations.

7 Watchlist, Remedial & Recovery Oversight

• Oversee watchlist governance and migration into and out of non-performing status.
• Review restructuring proposals for economic viability and sustainability.
• Monitor recovery strategies, and their effectiveness.

8 Provisioning, Loss Measurement & Reporting

• Support IFRS 9 Expected Credit Loss (ECL) calculations and validation.
• Support performance of back-testing of PD, LGD, and recovery assumptions.
• Analyze drivers of impairments, write-offs, and portfolio losses.

9 Reporting & Governance

• Prepare periodic credit risk reports for the CRO and Management Committees
• Support internal and external compliance and regulatory examinations 
• Recommend enhancements to credit policy, risk models, and monitoring tools.
• Contribute to strengthening the Bank’s credit risk culture and discipline.

1. Process Improvement, strengthening the credit risk systems, reporting TAT. 
2. Scenario Analysis & Stress Testing Coverage, as required 
3. Data accuracy validation for credit risk module in the Risk MIS tool
4. Regular credit risk model assumption and output validation (Credit rate scoring model, Mainstream and projects pricing model, and IFRS 9 models).
5. Credit Risk Assessment Accuracy for products and portfolio 
6. Implementation rate for the credit monitoring plan 
7. Capital Utilization Efficiency, maintained within the strategy limits 
8. Documentation Accuracy & Compliance for the entire credit cycle 
9. Management, Board and Regulatory reporting compliance.

Minimum Qualification: FRM/CPA, CERTIFIED ISO 31000, or a recognized ERM Certification Program.

• Experience of at least 5-7 years in similar function in a bank.
• At least a bachelor’s degree in economics, Finance, Management, Mathematics, statistics or similar fields.
• Fluency in English, with excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Proficiency in Excel especially Excel for Finance and Modelling 
• Ability to manipulate, analyze, summarize, and present data/results
• Strong quantitative, analytic, and problem-solving skills
• Strong work ethic, honesty and integrity 
• Strong interpersonal communication skills and ability to work in teams.
• Be a certified member of a professional risk association or Institute

• Strong communication and presentation skills
• Conversant with banking law, regulations, directive and guidelines particularly credit risk related.
• High skilled Microsoft office (advanced excel, advanced power point presentation, and word)
• Data management and visualization skills (Ability to automate reports, create automated credit risk dashboards using basic commanding languages)

• High ethical standards
• Planning and organizing
• Teamwork and collaboration
• Problem solving skills
• Accountability
• Excellence
• Innovation
• Integrity

• Classification and provisioning skills
• Collateral management skills
• Understanding the credit risk cycle and all process analysis involved 
• Concentration and Related party exposure monitoring
• Risk assessment and portfolio stress testing skills.