Data Analyst - Credit Risk Management & Counterparty Risk (Client & Markets Data)
$87,280 - $130,920 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$87,280 - $130,920 per year
About the role
- Analyzes Credit Risk Management, Liquidity Management, and related data sets, including data sourced from front office trade capture systems and reference data sources.
- Gathers operational data from various cross‐functional stakeholders to examine past business performance.
- Identifies data patterns and trends.
- Provides insights to enhance business decision‐making in areas such as business planning, process improvement, and solution assessment.
- Discusses data issues with technology teams to design and deliver remediation solutions.
- Discusses data requirements and the impact of data issues with data consumers, as raised in the DCRM tool.
- Performs administrative updates of Data Concerns within the DCRM tool to maintain accurate, current status tracking.
- Recommends actions to support future developments and strategic business opportunities.
- Recommends enhancements to operational policies based on data findings.
- May be involved in exploratory data analysis, confirmatory data analysis, and/or qualitative analysis.
- Translates data into consumer or customer behavioral insights to drive targeting and segmentation strategies.
- Communicates findings clearly and effectively to business partners and senior leaders.
- Continuously improves processes and strategies by exploring and evaluating new data sources, tools, and capabilities.
- Works closely with internal and external business partners to build, implement, track, and improve decision strategies.
- Appropriately assesses risk in all business decisions, with particular consideration for the firm's reputation.
- Safeguards Citigroup, its clients, and its assets by driving compliance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations.
- Adheres to Citi policy and applies sound ethical judgment regarding personal conduct and business practices.
- Escalates, manages, and reports control issues with transparency.
- Qualifications4‐5 years' experience performing data analytics with financial markets data and products.
- At least 1 year of experience in SQL or Python scripting.
- Hands‐on Experience leveraging tools such as Excel, Tableau, SQL and Python to perform data analysis.
- Understanding of how firms manage Credit and Market Risk for trading book activity.
- Knowledge of Financial markets structure and products, including over‐the‐counter derivatives, securities financing transactions, exchange‐traded derivatives and cash trading.
- Comfortable working with large data sets and able to demonstrate a firm understanding of logical data structures and analysis techniques.
- Data tracing, Data mining, visualization, analysis – identifying patterns/trends, exploratory data analysis, root cause analysis, machine learning & predictive analytics.
- Experience interacting across multiple teams globally and influencing diverse groups of stakeholders
- Strong sense of urgency and ability to manage multiple competing priorities while delivering results quickly and efficiently.
- Prior experience with a focus in financial services analytics.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to present to business partners and/or leaders to gain approvals.
- Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.
- Demonstrated ability to work successfully both as a self‐starter and successfully within a team environment.
- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or equivalent relevant experience.
- Master's degree preferred.
- Job Family Group
- Decision Management
- Job Family
- Business Analysis
- Time TypeFull time
- Primary Location
- Tampa Florida United States
- Primary Location Full Time Salary Range$87,280.00 - $130,920.00
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