Credit Evaluation & Underwriting Intern Bardi

Credit Evaluation & Underwriting Intern
Bardi
Emilia Romagna, Bardi

Job Description SummaryThe Credit Machine develops new frontiers of credit analysis based on a significant experience of debt advisory combined with advanced Artificial Intelligence systems. Job DescriptionIn the Credit Machine area you will support the team in factoring operations.

In particular, you will deal with the analysis of the creditworthiness of the transferring companies and their debtors transferred, through the analysis of balance sheet data and financial documentation available on a standalone and consolidated basis at the level of the corporate group (current trading, business plan, debt amortization plans, etc.

), as well as the verification of the use of the financial system and the regularity of the reports through the evidence provided by the Central Risk Bank of Italy.

You will be in close contact with the commercial structure for the prompt sharing of the proposed operating methods (factoring non-recourse / solvendo, notified / without notification, etc.

), you will take care of the reading of the documents supporting the credit (supply contracts, orders, etc.

), you will compare yourself with the insurance partner of illimity for the definition of the insurance coverage issued on the debtor ceilings.

You will test your problem-solving skills, relating to the more senior colleagues on the team and other business areas. requirements:

Knowledge of the product and the main elements of balance sheet analysis", "Basic knowledge of accounting standards international accounting standards IAS / IFRS and national OIC", "Mastery of the basic principles of financial mathematics", "Excellent analytical and organizational skills", "Excellent knowledge of the Office suite (especially Excel and PowerPoint)", "Good EnglishAdditional Job DescriptionThe CLO aims to manage and coordinate credit underwriting activities related to the portfolios and operations of the Bank's Business Divisions, with particular reference to the Growth Credit and Distressed Credit areas.