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Senior Business Analyst / Project Manager - Counterparty Credit Risk & Credit Limits

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Senior Business Analyst / Project Manager – Counterparty Credit Risk & Credit Limits | JPC-8882 ZealHire. Manhattan, New York, United States Contract Deadline: Nov 20, 2026 USC/GC/GC-EAD/H4-EADNeed LinkedIn, VISA DLLocal candidtes from NY/NJ
Position Summary: We are seeking an experienced Senior Business Analyst / Project Managerwith a strong background in Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR), credit exposure management, credit limits, derivatives, and banking technology transformation. The ideal candidate will have experience delivering and enhancing credit risk platforms, counterparty management systems, limit management solutions, credit dashboards, reporting applications, and global product rolloutswithin investment banking or financial services.
Key Responsibilities: Lead business analysis and project delivery initiatives related to Counterparty Credit Risk, credit exposure, credit limits, and counterparty management. Gather and document business requirements, functional specifications, user stories, process flows, and technical requirements. Manage implementation and enhancement of credit risk platforms, limit management systems, counterparty systems, credit reporting applications. Drive development of: Credit dashboards Limit dashboards Exposure monitoring Credit reports Management reporting solutions Support workflows involving credit ratings, counterparty onboarding, credit approvals, limit allocation, limit utilization, and exposure monitoring. Support derivatives-related credit risk processes, including counterparty exposure measurement and risk-limit monitoring. Participate in regulatory and risk-transformation initiatives involving Basel, CCAR, and related credit-risk reporting. Coordinate global product rollouts, system enhancements, UAT, integration testing, defect resolution, and production implementation. Manage project plans, schedules, milestones, RAID logs, dependencies, risks, and status reporting. Partner with Credit Risk, Front Office, Risk Technology, Operations, Compliance, Data teams, and senior stakeholders. Ensure data quality, reporting accuracy, controls, and operational processes meet business and regulatory expectations.
Required Qualifications: Strong experience as a Senior Business Analyst, Project Manager, or Business/Technology Leadwithin banking or financial services. Hands-on experience with: Counterparty Credit Risk (CCR) Credit limits Credit exposure Counterparty management Experience with credit risk platforms, limit management systems, counterparty systems, dashboards, and credit reporting. Strong understanding of derivatives and counterparty exposure management. Knowledge of credit ratings, Basel, and CCAR-related initiatives. Strong experience with requirements gathering, functional documentation, process mapping, and stakeholder management. Experience coordinating UAT, integration testing, defect management, production releases, and global product rollouts. Excellent communication skills and ability to work with business and technology stakeholders across multiple regions. Top Skills to Prioritize Counterparty Credit Risk / Credit Exposure / Credit Limits Senior Business Analysis & Project Management within Investment Banking Credit Risk Platforms, Derivatives, Dashboards & Regulatory Risk Transformation Manhattan, New York, United States 10166
Salary Range: $000,000 – $000,000 Salary range is not shown on the candidate portal

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