Job description
In line with the UAE Government’s strategy in empowering and developing nationals, Emirates NBD is committed to welcoming the young generation into an innovative, modern and supportive work environment to contribute to the nation's success. We are looking to find the best UAEN talen t to join our ENBD famil y. Organization Unit Purpose:Group Retail Risk is the Credit Policy unit for Retail Lending covering Personal Loans, Auto Loans, Credit Cards, Mortgages, Overdraft and SME. Job Purpose:Part of the team of Analysts, Statisticians and Database Managers in devising, developing, and enhancing MIS and analytical reports. Building comprehensive data platform and analytics pack for all Products. 1. Preparation of monthly risk dashboards and MIS for the Emirates NBD Retail portfolioPreparation of MIS decks and dashboardsDeep dive on any portfolio deteriorationTracking delinquencies and losses against the Budget numbers 2. Assisting in preparation of loss forecast models for portfolios including Micro SMELiaise with product teams for volume budgets, finalizing the forecast model after considering various policy related factors. Validating the loss forecast model and tracking the actual against the plans. 3. Executing the segmentation models developed for credit and collections in Emirates NBD Retail and Micro SME portfolios on a monthly basisEnsuring the data is in-line with the signed off segmentation document
Responsibilities & skills
Education
Microsoft Suite, SAS and other statistical toolsStrong Analytical SkillsKnowledge of retail asset banking productsGood problem solving and communication skills
Experience
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Emirates
Just as Dubai aims to rise among the ranks of the world's major cities, Emirates wants to take its place among the world's leading airlines. The carrier provides scheduled passenger and cargo services to more than 100 destinations in about 60 countries around the globe. Emirates operates a fleet of more than 130 Boeing and Airbus jets and about 10 cargo freighters. The airline is owned by the government of Dubai, one of seven city-states that makes up the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Emirates is part of the Emirates Group, which also includes airport management and travel agencies (Dnata), and business technology (Mercator).
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