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 The purpose of Group Risk Management unit is to ensure sound risk management practices in the organization and meet regulatory requirements. The unit has several deliverables that include Basel II compliance, Central bank reporting, IFRS 9 loss provisioning, Internal ratings and embedding them in business processes, AML & compliance, operational loss reporting, risk reviews etc. Job PurposeThe prime responsibilities of Assistant Manager –Model Monitoring will be –Assist the Manager Model Monitoring to manage interim tasks related to monitoring of retail and wholesale credit risk scorecards and models that are developed in-house and/or externally on an ongoing basisTasks related to monitor credit risk models across Emirates NBD Group – comprising Emirates NBD Bank, Emirates Islamic, Emirates Money, Emirates NBD Egypt and Emirates NBD KSAUnderstand and comply to the established model monitoring best practices and processes within the organizationPrepare and collate monitoring resultsBuilt reputation and collaborative relationships within the monitoring team
Responsibilities & skills
Education
Keep an active channel of communication within the team to share monitoring results and run self-assessment of shortcomings that suggest observed points of failure
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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