VP- Credit Management

Company Description

Join the UAE’s largest bank and one of the world’s largest and safest financial institutions. Our focus is to create value for our employees, customers, shareholders and communities to grow through differentiation, agility and innovation. We are looking for top talent and your success is our success. Accelerate your growth as you help us reach our goals and advance your career. Be ready to make your mark a top company, in an exciting and dynamic industry.

Job Description

Job Purpose:

Review, recommend, gain approval for and advise outcome of the approving authority’s decision to units submitting credit facility applications and other transaction or one-off requests pertaining to Commercial Banking Customers.

Key Accountabilities:

• Responsible for reviewing / processing all credit related issues / requests originating from business units and conducting comprehensive analysis & assessment of such requests, based on which recommendations to be made for approval / rejection by appropriate approving authority or as applicable decisions to be provided based on delegation matrix; with the objective of ensuring that only high-quality assets are booked.
• Manage a portfolio of accounts and undertake regular follow-up with Business units on normal credit facility accounts where follow-up is required according to the terms of credit approval to ensure compliance. Also undertake monitoring on early warning cases and take updates from Business units to safeguard the interest of the bank and have follow-up on client commitments.
• Follow up with business / other units on audit reports produced by the Bank’s Internal Auditors for timely resolution of all audit comments.
• To review the information / analysis provided by credit analysts.

Qualifications

Minimum Education Required:

• Bachelor’s Degree level in Accountancy / Commerce / Economics / Finance with Master’s Degree being an added benefit.

Experience:

• About 12-15 years banking experience of which at least 5 years in Credit