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Key Responsibilities
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Required Skills & Experience
• Master’s degree or PhD in a quantitative field (Econometrics, Statistics, Mathematics, Engineering, Physics, or similar).
• Experience in credit risk modelling within a banking or regulatory environment.
• Strong hands-on experience with IRB models (PD, LGD, EAD).
• Solid understanding of IRB regulatory frameworks and expectations.
• Familiarity with EBA / ECB guidelines and regulatory standards.
• Strong statistical and quantitative skills.
• Proficiency SQL, SAS, or similar modelling tools.
• Experience working with large, complex datasets.
• Ability to clearly explain technical topics to non-technical stakeholders.
• Strong ownership mindset and attention to detail.
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Nice to Have
• Experience with model validation or regulatory on-site inspections.
• Exposure to multi-portfolio IRB environments.
• Experience contributing to methodological or policy-driven changes.
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What We Offer
• A technically strong role in a core IRB regulatory modelling function.
• Exposure to senior risk stakeholders and regulatory interactions.
• A professional, technically focused working environment.
• Being part of an international, dynamic team.

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