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Analista de Risco de Crédito Júnior | Regulatório

C6 Bank
Location
São Paulo, Brazil
Posted
26 days ago
Department
RISCO
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • Complete or final year degree in Administration, Economics, Engineering, Accounting, Statistics, Mathematics or related fields
  • Interest in developing a career in Credit Risk and Regulatory areas
  • Intermediate knowledge of Excel
  • Analytical skills and ability to work with data and numerical information
  • Organization and attention to detail
  • Good written and verbal communication skills
Nice to have
  • Basic knowledge of credit products and credit cycle
  • Knowledge of the National Financial System and banking regulations
  • Familiarity with the Central Bank of Brazil and regulatory reporting
  • Knowledge or interest in learning about SCR, Document 3040 and other CADOCs related to credit risk
  • Basic accounting knowledge of financial institutions
What the job really is

The role of the Junior Credit Risk Analyst involves supporting regulatory credit risk activities, including the preparation, validation, and analysis of credit risk information reported to regulatory bodies. Daily tasks include executing quality controls on regulatory reports, analyzing inconsistencies, and assisting in the generation and validation of credit risk documents. The position requires close collaboration with various departments to ensure accurate data reporting and compliance with new regulations.

Benefits
  • Meal Voucher
  • Food Voucher
  • Health and dental plan
  • Childcare assistance
  • Life insurance
  • WellHub | TotalPass
Things to weigh
  • No salary listed
  • Role involves significant regulatory compliance work, which may limit exposure to more dynamic aspects of credit risk management.
  • Position requires in-person attendance, which may not suit all candidates.
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