Credit Risk Manager

Who is HSBC Innovation Banking? HSBC Innovation Banking is the power behind the UK’s forward-thinkers, future-makers, and leap-takers, helping them ignite the bold ideas that reshape our world. We offer flexible banking solutions for start-ups, scale-ups, growth businesses, investors and those working towards IPO typically within the technology and life science sectors. Whether it’s comprehensive banking, managing cashflow, plans for buyouts or Strategic Fund Solutions, we power ideas at every stage of their journey. From the first-time founders to the funds that back them, and everything in between. We're proud to accelerate growth for our clients, create meaningful connections and communities, and open a world of global opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors alike. Here’s to never standing still. Come and join us! The Role Reporting to the Senior Director, Credit Risk, this is a GCB5 Credit Risk Manager role in the HSBC Innovation Banking UK (HINV) Wholesale Credit Risk Management (WCRM) team. The HINV WCRM team is responsible for a broad spectrum of credit activity, outside of day-to-day lending decisions. The team liaises with senior management in HINV and regional WCRM to ensure appropriate oversight of the portfolio, escalation of issues and engagement with relevant credit topics. The successful applicant will work closely with the Senior Director, Credit Risk on all aspects of WCRM. Key development benefits of this role include: * Credit Risk Knowledge - comprehensive visibility across the HINV portfolio and the varied segments in which we operate * Bank Governance and Management - experience with the HINV risk management framework and the governance of HINV more generally * Senior Exposure - exposure to HINV senior management and regional WCRM counterparts through the Credit Risk Forum and engagement on emerging credit issues The remit of the team is broad and varied. The specific responsibilities for this role will include: * Wholesale Credit portfolio oversight, reporting and analytics * Co-ordination and preparation of materials for the HINV Credit Risk Forum * Expected Credit Loss (ECL) oversight, forecasting and reporting * Co-ordination and preparation of materials for the HINV Risk Impairment Forum * HINV Risk Appetite setting and governance * WCRM Policy implementation * Customer Risk Rating (CRR) methodologies and local Model Risk Management * Wholesale Credit Risk Stewardship, including Risk Control Assessment (RCA), Issue Management and 1LoD Controls Oversight * Credit Approval Authority (CAA) co-ordination and oversight Requirements / Skills (experience) Essential: * Strong credit risk management experience Desirable: * A general understanding of IFRS9 Expected Credit Loss methodology * Data literacy – an ability to manipulate and understand large data sets (a pure data background is not essential) * Senior engagement – experience of preparing materials and presenting to senior stakeholders * An understanding of venture debt or funds lending (not essential but desirable) Where you’ll be based: Our home office in Finsbury Square, London. We offer hybrid working to our employees, so you can flex between home and the office, with a current requirement to be in the office 2 days per week. Being open to different points of view is important for our business and the communities we serve. At HSBC, we’re dedicated to creating diverse and inclusive workplaces - no matter their gender, ethnicity, disability, religion, sexual orientation, socio-economic background or age. We are committed to removing barriers and ensuring careers at HSBC are inclusive and accessible for everyone to be at their best. We take pride in being a Disability Confident Leader and will offer an interview to people with disabilities, long term conditions or neurodivergent candidates who meet the minimum criteria for the role. If you have a need that requires accommodations or changes during the recruitment process, please get in touch with our Recruitment Helpdesk via hsbc.recruitment@hsbc.com.

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