The Requirements
We're creating a new standalone bank, Williams & Glyn, dedicated to outstanding service and the needs of our customers. To ensure we fulfil our full potential, we need talented people, particularly within Risk, an area of significant growth.
We’re now looking for Quantitative Risk Analytics specialists to join us based in Manchester and Edinburgh.
Our Quantitative Risk Analytics roles are at the centre of how financial risk is identified, measured and assessed. Working closely with Data and Reporting and across all Risk areas, they are responsible for the development of all Risk models used, whether they be within Portfolio Credit, Capital Requirements & Allocation, Market Risk or Stress Testing. These models will be based on guidelines set by the Bank of England or in line with the internally approved Risk appetite.
What we’re looking for;
- Candidates with an exceptionally technical mindset, with a quantitative degree in mathematics, engineering or similar- ideally with a post graduate qualification in Risk Management
- Excellent knowledge of the regulatory landscape (Basel II/ III) along with Portfolio Credit Risk tenets, with previous experience in a UK or European banking environment.
- Previous experience working in a quantitative capacity and experience of using a range of programming languages such as SAS.
If you are interested in Quantitative Risk Analytics roles with Williams & Glyn please register your interest by clicking ‘apply’, ensuring to include in your CV your preferred location, and we will be in touch with suitable opportunities.
The Rewards
In return, we offer an excellent employee salary and 25%- 30% cash and benefit funding programme which can be tailored to suit your individual needs. In addition to financial benefits, we offer a wide selection of exclusive lifestyle offers, development and learning programmes, services and support designed to help you manage and balance your own work-life priorities.
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