Senior Risk Analyst managing enterprise risk governance frameworks at TD. Advising on risk mitigation practices and leading policy management initiatives.
About the role
- Counterparty Risk Analyst delivering assessments and research for maritime and energy sectors. Engaging with customers, enhancing data quality, and supporting decision-making in the industry.
Responsibilities
- Conduct in-depth research on registered corporate entities using corporate registries, filings, industry databases, and trade press, to uncover ownership structures and financial standing to evaluate company risk profiles.
- Plan and conduct interviews with the management/representatives of subject entities and well-placed reliable and insightful market sources to gather qualitative insights.
- Assign in-house counterparty risk ratings and credit recommendation aligned with business exposure contexts.
- Produce clear, structured reports covering company ownership, operations, financials, market and risk assessments that support customer decision-making on near-term business transactions, delivered to agreed deadlines and report output.
- Maintain high-quality output aligned to our data quality and editorial standards.
- Maintain regular contact with customers and market sources to maintain knowledge and a proactive approach to support due diligence needs.
- Act as a regional subject matter expert, supporting customer calls and networking events.
- Represent the counterparty operations team in cross-functional collaborations and conferences.
- Foster collaboration and share information with peers, such as market commentary and analysis, and other in-house data teams that research company and vessel ownership structures, to optimise the quality of data.
- Stay abreast of market news and new Lloyd’s List Intelligence product developments and functionality and continually develop your understanding of the maritime industry.
Requirements
- Critical thinking and analytical skills, and a passion for company and financial due diligence
- Advanced OSINT research capabilities.
- Excellent written and verbal English communication skills.
- Strong stakeholder management and time management skills.
- A flexible, can-do attitude with the ability to work independently and meet tight deadlines with high-quality output.
- A customer-first approach with ability to adjust priorities to changing circumstances with no adverse impact on customer expectations and relationships
- Proven experience in either business intelligence, consultancy and due diligence, market research, maritime trade and operations or journalism is desirable.
- Proficiency in a regional language is highly desirable, particularly Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean or Vietnamese
- Understanding and analytical knowledge of one of the key maritime industry sectors (dry bulk, tankers, container/liner shipping), and familiarity with the corresponding risk factors
- Experience of researching complex company ownership structures and financial and legal transactions in the maritime industry would be advantageous
- An established network of contacts in the maritime industry
- Expert ability to interpret a company’s financial statements
- Ability to resolve complex queries constructively and effectively
- Ability to identify and consider the impact of external factors when assessing a subject, and ability to assimilate, interpret and analyse detailed information quickly and accurately
- Confident communication skills for internal and external audiences when conducting interviews and representing the business
Benefits
- Day off for your birthday
- Work anywhere policy (up to 4 weeks per year, subject to approval)
- Up to 4 days paid volunteering
- Balanced working
- Healthcare Insurance Plan
- 20 days of annual leave
- 14 days of outpatient sick leave
- 60 days of hospitalization leave (inclusive of 14 days sick leave)
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