The Remedial Mgmt Senior Officer I is a 2LOD remedial professional working within Special Assets International as part of the North Asia cluster, with matrix reporting to the Head of CCB Risk China.

Responsibilities of the role include:

• Manage the classified portfolio within China across Wholesale Credit Risk
• Apply excellent credit diagnostic techniques to identify issues, determine classification and develop/implement remedial strategy as needed
• Complete Special Mention Assessments
• Manage all SS/worse accounts that are Special Assets Directed and Approved or Special Assets Approved, Business Administered with 1LOD, CLM, ICM as applicable on a co-management basis. Develop and be responsible for exposure strategy and its execution.
• Review all options to de-risk as necessary including sale of exposure as applicable
• Interact with the obligor, review financial statements and appropriate financial analysis, negotiate any changes in documentation or terms and conditions of loan.
• Work with VCAT as needed to conduct Enterprise Valuation above USD threshold level to assess impairment (VCAT will undertake the analysis, this role is providing credit/supervisory input) for Individually Assessed CECL reserves or write-off (NCL) as required
• Ensure all stakeholders internally are fully informed on a timely basis, noting some situations may be fast-moving and high profile, requiring urgent and regular updates.
• Participate in periodic reviews held by Remedial Management, Risk Management and 1LOD.
• Over time, provide expert input on classification matters to local internal stakeholders as needed
• Play an active role in the Special Assets team, contributing to understanding outside China of activities/trends within the country as they may be relevant to the global portfolio. Represent Special Assets in this respect on other global forums in both 1L and 2L on ad hoc basis.
• Support local reporting and regulatory requirements. Also to be able to explain decisions/judgement to IA/FCR/Regulators as needed.
• Work with existing member of China remedial team to form team/partnership

​Qualifications

• No specific remedial experience is required. However previous remedial experience can be helpful
• Deep credit and technical expertise is required. Typically around 7-10 years. The role requires an ability to apply these skills to bespoke situations.
• Fluency in Mandarin and English (written and spoken)
• Ability to run a live restructuring deal is an advantage, including having worked previously with other banks on deals
• Excellent communication skills with ability to synthesize/summary a credit argument in a logical and rational manner.
• Previous experience of negotiation helpful
• Deep knowledge of risk policies and procedures (can be gained over time)
• Proficiency in collateral analysis and valuation
• You do not need to be an SCO but to be on the track to becoming one

Education:

• Bachelor’s/University degree, Master’s degree preferred

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This role reports into Karen Goh as N Asia Special Assets lead.

For global directory it will show as reporting into Venkat (matrix)

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Job Family Group:

Risk Management

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Job Family:

Remedial Management

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Time Type:

Full time

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