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Model Risk & IFRS9

VAM SYSTEMS
Dubai, UAE
Full-time
Mid-Senior
Onsite
Discovered 4 days ago
IFRS9Credit risk modellingETL pipeline developmentPD, LGD and EAD modelsECL calculation and reportingSAS

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Role purpose

Technical, data-driven role in the ERM Risk Function’s Risk Data Management team for UAE operations.

Leads risk-data pipeline design, implementation, and governance aligned with regulatory and modelling requirements.

Supports data used in PD, LGD, and EAD models, including default tagging, post-default events, recovery tracking, and exposure computation.

Key responsibilities

  • Manage the end-to-end IFRS9 impairment process, including ECL calculation and business-as-usual reporting.
  • Develop IFRS9- and AIRB-compliant PD, LGD, and EAD credit-risk models.
  • Develop application, behavioural, and collections scorecards and macroeconomic default models.
  • Monitor and validate credit-risk models under Basel and other regulatory guidelines.
  • Extract and transform data from databases using SQL and BusinessObjects reports.
  • Ensure risk data availability, accuracy, and traceability for modelling and regulatory use.

Experience and skills

  • At least five years of experience in risk, financial services, or quantitative modelling.
  • Strong IFRS9 knowledge and end-to-end impairment-process experience.
  • Programming skills in SAS, Python, R, Excel with VBA, and SQL.
  • Experience with linear and logistic regression, CHAID segmentation, and cluster analysis.
  • Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, communication, planning, and organization.

Joining timeframe

  • Expected joining timeframe is two weeks, with a maximum of one month.

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