Credit Portfolio Group Manager

Credit Portfolio Group Manager

Citibank, N.A. seeks a Credit Portfolio Group Manager for its Miami, Florida location.

Duties: Oversee the Latin America (LATAM) Corporate Clients Group Portfolio, assessing the main drivers and trends in terms of credit risk. Lead the Regional Portfolio Reviews and coordinate regional presentations to regulators. Participate in key regional and global projects representing the LATAM Risk. Drive the Manager's Control Assessment process across the LATAM clusters, defining the controls and monitoring the tools. Lead credit-related internal audit exams and provide inputs on regional credit risk to the LATAM Cluster & Banking Risk Head. Perform tasks related to the Latin America Debt Rating Model as a delegate. Provide regular feedbacks to the LATAM Wholesale Credit Risk group on a wide range of initiatives including overseeing credit portfolio, implementation of new policies and standards, staffing assessment, identification of emerging credit risks, and tracking, reviewing and reporting emerging opportunities to senior management. Work closely with LATAM country risk managers and cluster heads to coordinate any portfolio and regulatory requirements. Manage a group of professionals who provide credit and regulatory supports to the local Risk teams throughout LATAM. A telecommuting/hybrid work schedule may be permitted within a commutable distance from the worksite, in accordance with Citi policies and protocols.

Requirements: Requires a Bachelor's degree, or foreign equivalent, in Finance, Economics, or related field and 8 years of progressive, post-baccalaureate experience as a Credit Risk Manager, Credit Portfolio Manager, or related position involving credit portfolio and risk management for Latin American clients in the power, energy, utilities, consumer, transportation and industrials, public, and financial institutions sectors for a global financial services institution. Must have 8 years of experience with: Credit risk gap analyses and implementation of necessary remediation; Portfolio management; Credit risk trend and driver identification, including macroeconomic and political, and analysis of potential impacts to LATAM corporate portfolio; Risk model development process management; Manager's control assessment process management, including monitoring tools definition and assessment result review; Managing personnel located in LATAM region; LATAM debt rating model testing and assessment; Sector knowledge - power, energy, utilities, consumer, transportation and industrials, public, and financial institutions sectors; and Support Risk managers across Latin America using knowledge of the banking regulatory framework with international and Latin American applications.