Senior Counterparty Credit Risk Specialist – Credit Review

Posted 3 days ago

aline staffing solutionsBel Air (MD)

Financial Risk Specialists Other Activities Related to Credit Intermediation

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$160,000 – $170,000/year

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About the role

Senior Counterparty Credit Risk Specialist – Credit Review Location: Hybrid – 4 days onsite Salary: $160,000 – $170,000/year + bonus Relocation: Not available Sponsorship: Not available Senior Counterparty Credit Risk Specialist – Credit Review Locations Candidates must be able to work onsite 4 days per week at one of the following Bank of America locations: Boston, MA Charlotte, NC East Hartford, CT Newark, DE Pennington, NJ Plano, TX Providence, RI Senior Counterparty Credit Risk Specialist – Credit Review Position Overview We are seeking an experienced Portfolio Specialist to join a Credit Review organization supporting the independent assessment of credit decisions and credit processes across the bank. This is a senior-level credit and risk position focused on reviewing portfolios with Counterparty Credit Risk exposure and Structured Financing Transactions globally, including exposures involving hedge funds, asset managers, central counterparties and other sophisticated financial institutions. The Portfolio Specialist will work closely with Portfolio Managers to establish and execute risk-based coverage plans, perform detailed transaction reviews, lead examinations, identify existing and emerging risks, manage issues, and communicate findings to senior stakeholders. Candidates with 10+ years of direct Counterparty Credit Risk, Credit Review, Market Risk, or Credit Portfolio Management experience are strongly preferred.

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