At a Glance
- Tasks: Assess credit risk and monitor ratings for banks and NBFIs while publishing research.
- Company: Join a dynamic, friendly, and international team at Scope.
- Benefits: Long-term career opportunities and collaboration with industry leaders.
- Other info: Work with analysts across major European cities.
- Why this job: Make an impact in the financial sector and develop innovative methodologies.
- Qualifications: Experience in credit analysis and strong communication skills.
The predicted salary is between 63000 - 77000 £ per year.
Scope is looking for a talented, dynamic and results-oriented senior rating analyst to join Scope’s Financial institutions team based in the EU.
You will be joining a dynamic, friendly and international team with analysts located in Paris, Milan, London, Madrid, Frankfurt and Oslo.
You will be responsible for assessing credit risk and monitoring existing ratings on your own portfolio of banks and NBFIs, liaising with issuers and market participants and regularly publishing research on key credit topics affecting your coverage.
As part of your rating work, you will interact with bank executives, regulators, investors and journalists.
In addition, you will play a vital part in the development of new methodologies and work closely with other team members to take the next step in further developing Scope’s presence and recognition.
The position offers long term significant career opportunities for high performing analysts Duties
We’re Hiring: Director - Financial Institutions employer: Scope Ratings
Scope is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant and inclusive work culture that values diversity and innovation. As part of the Financial Institutions team, you will benefit from significant career growth opportunities while collaborating with a dynamic, international group of professionals across major European cities. With a commitment to employee development and a supportive environment, Scope empowers its analysts to excel in their roles and make impactful contributions to the financial sector.
