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Type of contract: CDI
Salary:
Job description:
The Engagement Manager oversees the analysis, approval and monitoring of credit files to ensure portfolio quality and risk control.
Main duties
Oversee the analysis of funding requests.
Ensure compliance with the company’s credit policy.
Participate in credit committees.
Monitor the portfolio of commitments.
Analyze the risks associated with the financing granted.
Produce reports on the activity of credits.
Candidate profile
Bac+4/5 in Finance, Banking, Management or equivalent.
Experience
Minimum 5 years of experience in credit analysis or commitment management.
Good knowledge of financial analysis techniques.
Ability to assess and manage risk.
Responsibilities
Rigor and sense of responsibility.
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