SMBC is a major international bank with a leading position in the Corporate Banking, Project Finance, Sponsored / Leverage Finance, Securitisation, GFIG (Global financial Institutions), Loan Capital Markets / Syndications, Global Markets and Treasury markets. Our Sydney Branch has enjoyed strong growth with corporate and institutional clients across multiple industry sectors and is now ranked amongst the leading foreign banks in Australia. A new opportunity has arisen to join the Credit Administration, Japanese & Korean Corporate Banking Division as an Analyst. The position will provide a motivated individual an excellent opportunity to work in a front office covering various sectors and products.

THIS POSITION WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING:

• Preparing, reviewing, and finalising various internal and external reports for Corporate Banking and Japanese Banking, Head Office, Credit Decisioning, Compliance and Credit Risk Management teams.
• Supporting preparation of inspections during APRA, Japanese-FSA, Bank of Japan and other external and internal audit inspections.
• Supporting the delivery of detailed credit analysis and financial analysis of more complex corporate customers and potential deals.
• Supporting the generation of detailed financial credit analysis using standard models to provide comprehensive information and analysis.
• Monitoring deadlines of any required reports and credit applications.

TO SUCCEED IN THIS ROLE, YOU WILL HAVE:

• Experience within a Bank or Financial Institution in a Credit Administration / Risk environment within Front, Middle or Back office.
• Comprehensive understanding of banking practices and processes of the role of credit & related administration within a bank.
• Ability to condense complex issues into a readable format in report writing or through other communications..
• Ability to understand financial products, and financial statements.
• High level of numerical and strong financial analysis skills, with high-level of accuracy and attention to detail.
• Influencing skills both in writing through presenting a persuasive argument and verbally when handling objections.
• Tertiary qualification in accounting or business related field.
• Good understanding of APLMA loan documentation.
• Japanese language skills are highly desirable.