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Credit Manager (Policy)

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Description

Design credit risk policies, procedures, and strategies for retail lending features; validate underwriting strategies; manage market and product changes; develop account-level valuation and underwriting policies; monitor portfolio returns and credit KPIs; improve operational efficiency; and support risk governance.

Responsibilities

  • Develop account-level valuation and credit underwriting policies using NPV frameworks
  • Make data-driven marginal decisions
  • Manage credit limits, risk-based pricing, retention strategies, and over-limit policies
  • Adjust risk-return requirements and portfolio returns
  • Support annual budgeting, forecasting, and planning
  • Track initiatives and monitor credit KPIs
  • Identify operational inefficiencies and implement small-scale change
  • Ensure approval and good ratings from risk functions and regulators

Requirements

  • Experience managing the risk cycle for retail credit products such as credit cards and unsecured personal loans
  • Bachelor's degree in a quantitative or analytical field such as engineering, statistics, physics, maths, economics, or management
  • Understanding of credit policy governance frameworks and second and third lines of defence
  • Track record of delivering results that exceed requirements
  • Ability to plan, meet multiple objectives, and proactively resolve issues
  • Knowledge of credit and behavioural scoring models
  • Ability to explain complex concepts clearly and simply
  • Understanding of speed to market and business needs
  • Master's degree
  • Working knowledge of SQL, R, Python, and other data analysis tools
  • Willingness to learn new technology

Benefits

  • Financial benefits
  • Flexibility to work from home, the office, or abroad
  • A Revolut Metal subscription loaded with perks
  • Exciting events year-round

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