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Credit Analyst with CCRA Certification Our Client a Bank in the City of London is looking to recruit a Credit Analyst with 5 to 8 years proven track record of working as a Credit Analyst within the banking sector. In this position you will conduct comprehensive credit assessments, financial modelling, and risk analysis for corporate and retail portfolios. Prepare detailed credit memoranda, monitor exposures, and support decision-making using CCRA-aligned methodologies. Must be experienced in financial interpretation, rating evaluation, and early-warning risk identification. Role Description This is a full-time Credit Analyst role with a Certified Credit Research Analyst (CCRA) certification requirement. The role is hybrid, based in London, allowing for a combination of on-site and remote work. The Credit Analyst will conduct in-depth financial analysis, evaluate creditworthiness, assess risk, and prepare detailed credit reports. The role requires collaboration with key stakeholders to provide insights and develop credit strategies, as well as ensuring alignment with financial regulations. Credit Assessment & Financial Analysis Conduct in-depth financial statement analysis (income statement, balance sheet, cash flow) to evaluate the creditworthiness of corporates, SMEs, or individuals. Apply CCRA-aligned analytical frameworks such as ratio analysis, cash-flow forecasting, and stress-testing techniques. Develop forward-looking financial models, incorporating industry trends, macroeconomic factors, and company-specific risks. Review credit bureau data, bank statements, collateral valuations, and external research reports. Credit Risk Evaluation & Rating Assign preliminary internal credit ratings based on quantitative and qualitative assessments. Identify key risk drivers including business risk, management quality, operational efficiency, and market competitiveness. Use CCRA best practices to assess probability of default (PD), loss given default (LGD), and exposure at default (EAD). Prepare credit scoring summaries and recommend risk mitigation strategies. Credit Memoranda & Reporting Prepare detailed credit appraisal notes, approval packages, and risk summaries for credit committees or senior management. Produce periodic portfolio review reports, highlighting sectoral exposures, rating migrations, and early-warning signals. Maintain accurate credit files and ensure compliance with internal risk policies. Portfolio Monitoring & Early-Warning Management Monitor existing credit exposures, covenant compliance, and repayment behaviour. Track industry and market developments that may affect clients’ credit profiles. Recommend modifications to credit limits, restructuring proposals, or remedial actions for stressed accounts. Conduct ongoing rating reviews in line with CCRA methodology. Due Diligence & Relationship Support Participate in client meetings, site visits, and management interviews to better understand operations and risk factors. Collaborate with relationship managers to structure facilities aligned with client needs and risk tolerance. Assist in credit agreement negotiations, ensuring proper documentation and risk coverage. Compliance, Governance & Policy Adherence Ensure adherence to regulatory guidelines, internal credit policies, and risk appetite frameworks. Support audits and regulatory inspections by providing accurate credit documentation and analysis. Value Add from CCRA Certification Apply globally recognized CCRA frameworks for structured credit analysis and research. Use advanced techniques such as scenario analysis, sensitivity testing, and sector-specific valuation methods. Demonstrate enhanced credibility and technical expertise in credit research and risk evaluation. Qualifications · Proficiency in Credit Management and expertise in evaluating credit risk · Strong Analytical Skills to perform financial analysis and interpret complex data effectively · Excellent Communication skills for presenting findings and collaborating with team members · Understanding of Finance principles and their applications in credit analysis · Professional experience or qualifications in Credit, such as CCRA certification · Detail-oriented and well-organized with the ability to meet deadlines · Bachelor’s degree or higher in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field · Work experience in financial institutions or credit-related roles is a plus The Client is based in the City of London. The position is hybrid at this stage with 3 days in the office per week. The salary will be in the range £60K - £80K depending on experience. Do send your CV to us in Word format along with your salary and notice period. This position is open to UK candidates – so no sponsorship.

Senior IT Purchasing Administrative Officer Summary Profile: One of key roles within the Digital Transformation (DX) Department is to manage appropriate payment and asset management of purchased IT equipment and services. The post holder will be responsible for reviewing and streamlining administrative procedures within the department as well as continuing to provide administrative support alongside others member of the administration function. Key Responsibilities: To carry out an extensive review of the current administrative procedures within the DX Department and implement appropriate changes, with management approval to internal accounting and procurement process/operation; Responsible for dealing with administrative issues/queries as they arise in a timely manner; Any other task as may be requested by the General Manager in order to meet the operational needs of the business. Organise and attend meetings with vendors - contract meetings with suppliers, assist management providing product details and prices. Research and investigate new office equipment and negotiate contracts (Vodafone, Canon, Dell, Sansan etc.) Purchase, manage and dispose company IT equipment. Place order for IT equipment, allocate devices to users and control/maintain stock, and dispose IT equipment along with appropriate processes. Process payments to vendors. Submit monthly/quarterly cost allocation for mobile device usage/IT services/quarterly expense from Head Office in Tokyo. Organise and assist business trip related such as logistics for visitors and expense claim support, and interdepartmental meetings and training, such as the annual meeting for European IT PIC’s and MS office training for EMEA users. Supervise company mobile phone rollout, lead device related project and have involvement in other projects such as PC rollout. Act as the point of contact in the EMEA for IT device contracts and answer/fix any queries or problems as they arise. Implement and deploy new devices and systems by closely liaising with Head office as well as assisting the team in various Robotic Process Automation projects. Activate, deactivate and change price plan of users’ mobile number. Develop and maintain database Relationships: Frequent communication with vendors Frequent communication with IT representatives in overseas offices. Frequent internal organisation communication Frequent reporting and communication with General Manager/Deputy General Manager in DX Department Cooperate and communicate with DX Department administrative team members Skills/Knowledge: Good basic verbal and written communication skills in English; IT skills – Word, Excel, Powerpoint; Team player with a proactive approach to work; Excellent organisation, time management and prioritisations skills; Expense accounting management knowledge; Basic accounting knowledge. Experience: Solid administrative experience, preferably gained within an IT department; Experience of managing invoice processing. This is hybrid position at the Clients office in St Pauls London. The salary for this role will be in the range £35K - £40K. Please do send your CV in Word format along with your CV in Word format along with your salary.