Analyst - Retail Credit Model Review - Azcapotzalco, México - HSBC

HSBC

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Azcapotzalco, México

hace 3 semanas

Publicado por:

Rodrigo Fernández

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Job description

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If you're looking for a career where you can make a real impression, join our Global Service Center HSBC and discover how valued you'll be.

We are currently seeking an experienced professional to join our team in the role of

Analyst, Retail Credit Model Review

Role purpose:

Model Risk Management (MRM), part of Global Risk & Compliance, is responsible for providing second line of defense for HSBC's model risk.

Model Risk Management, led by Chief Model Risk Officer, comprises of five key activities, including Model Risk Governance (MRG), Model Risk Stewardship, Regulatory Standards and Quality Assurance, Independent Model Review (IMR) and Model Risk Infrastructure.

Independent Model Review is a specialist quantitative team that validate models used in the bank for various business purposes, identify, communicate and manage the associated model risk.

Analyst of Independent Model Review is a role in the IMR team to conduct model risk management activities in model review and validation, to manage the model risk in different modelling areas and to improve bank's model risk practice and ensure consistency with the FRB's Guidance on Model Risk (SR11-7).

Main activities:

Reviewing and validating models and methodologies used in Retail Credit Risk area across regions, businesses, and functions within the bank through different types of validation activities such as initial model reviews, annual model reviews, ongoing monitoring results review, management of action items or validation outcomes.
Demonstrating effective challenges through evaluation of conceptual soundness of the model design, evaluation of developer testing and independent testing; assessing whether the models are fit for the intended purpose and compliant with internal and regulatory expectations.
Documenting validation results with clear, organized, and good quality of writing. Explaining technically complex models in review report and/or in presentation with easy to understand language for nontechnical audience. Maintaining sufficient consistency of model review reports.
Liaising with First Line of Defense and other model stakeholders as appropriate to ensure model reviews and model risk findings are adequately resolved or have a reasonable resolution plan in place
Communicating across technical quantitative, business and strategic levels to ensure that stakeholders understand the implications of the identified model risks.
Ensuring model validation process is compliant with internal guidelines and document supporting evidence where needed.
Collaborating with HSBC Group IMR functions and MRG to ensure model validation and governance compliant with the Group and US model risk policy as well as the US and other applicable regional regulatory guidance and rules.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a quantitative discipline such as Financial Mathematics, Statistics, Econometrics, Quantitative Finance, Economics or Engineering.
2+ years of relevant experience in model development or validation focused on Retail Credit.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, and the ability to develop and effectively communicate complex concepts and ideas.
Knowledge in retail credit risk management, understanding of retail lending business, as well as financial and accounting principles and concepts.
Experience in relevant model development or model validation in banking industry
Understanding of retail ending products in banking books.
Background in quantitative related field and knowledge in statistical modelling and credit risk analytics, such as generalized linear models, logistic regression models, classification algorithms, survival analysis, probability theory, loss distribution, modeling of macroeconomic variables, etc.
Understanding of CCAR stress testing, CECL, IFRS9, and Basel Regulatory capital models
Technology/Programing skills: Experience in statistical software such as R, SAS, Python, Matlab, VBA is required.
Understanding of regulatory guidance such as FRB's Guidance on Model Risk (SR117) and Guidance on Stress Testing for Banking Organizations (SR127) and regulatory rules in retail Basel capital models.

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