3 credit officer jobs found

Main Purpose of the Role The Chief Risk Officer is a member of the Bank’s Executive Committee and leads the Risk and Compliance function across Investment Risk, Operational Risk and Compliance. The role is a key contributor to investment strategy and decision-making, and is accountable for maintaining a proportionate, effective risk-management framework aligned to the Bank’s purpose, strategy, investment activity and operating environment. A key priority is to strengthen investment risk capability across a diverse portfolio, ensuring risk appetite enables the Bank to take appropriate risk in pursuit of its Missions and development bank mandate. The Chief Risk Officer provides independent advice, oversight and constructive challenge to the Chief Executive, Executive Committee, Board and relevant Committees on the Bank’s risk profile, risk appetite and material or emerging risks. Key Responsibilities Executive and Strategic Leadership ·       Contribute to the...

Main Purpose of the Role The General Counsel is a key strategic leadership role and member of the Bank’s Executive Committee, who will provide independent, commercially focused legal leadership to the Board, Chief Executive, Executive Committee and colleagues. Their advice will enable the Bank’s investment strategy and provide senior legal oversight of complex investments and transactions, alongside sound advice and judgement across regulatory, finance-oriented, governance and reputational matters. The General Counsel will shape and oversee an effective Legal and Governance function. which will support investment activity, transaction execution, portfolio management, commercial contracting, regulatory requirements, Board and Committee governance and future third-party capital ambitions. The General Counsel will be a trusted advisor who provides constructive challenge, and ensures legal advice, governance frameworks, policies and ways of working are practical,...

Location : Leeds Prudential Policy Directorate The Prudential Policy Directorate (PPD) is responsible for designing, negotiating internationally and implementing effective prudential regulation in order to remove or reduce systemic risks, promote the safety and soundness of PRA-regulated firms and ensure appropriate protection for insurance policyholders. PPD supports both the Prudential Regulation Committee (PRC) and Financial Policy Committee (FPC) in fulfilling their objectives. Prudential Framework Division The Prudential Framework Division promotes financial stability and resilience in a changing world by working with others to deliver world class banking prudential policy and thought leadership. We do this by shaping, maintaining the integrity of, and explaining the capital frameworks, macroprudential toolkit, liquidity policy, FSCS protection and the regulatory perimeter including considering innovation. The division plays an active role in policy...