Associate, Credit Planning (1yr contract)
About the role
Shinhan Bank Canada (SHBC) is part of the global Shinhan Financial Group, one of South Korea's leading financial institutions. At SHBC, we provide a full range of financial services including everyday banking, mortgages and loans - delivered with deep local expertise and global insight.
Join a workplace where your contributions are valued and your professional development supported. At SHBC, you'll be part of a collaborative culture where every voice matters and your efforts directly impact the communities we serve.
The Credit Planning Associate will provide administrative and operational support to the Credit Planning department in the planning and execution of policies and guidelines and loan products. This position assists in the administration, reporting and research of products and services in the market/financial services industry.
Reporting to the Senior Manager, Credit Planning, the incumbent will support the collection, consolidation and analysis of specific Shinhan Bank business analysis (i.e. data sets on client, product and segment profitability, activity-based processes, revenues and cost drivers). S/he is also responsible for performing quality control checks on lending applications.
Key Responsibilities Support the review of mortgage loan policies, procedures, services, products and documentation in compliance with regulations and policies. Provide day-to-day administrative support to the Credit Planning department Monitor the marketplace for changes in the industry and assist in the research, development and implementation of new loan products and services Draft or assist with the written reports to senior management, parent bank, regulators and board of directors Perform quality control on lending applications by checking policy adherence and data input quality Support the Credit Planning team in researching and developing or new lending products Support the Credit Planning team to implement changes in the internal banking system for new products and services, data aggregation, reporting and improvement of existing lending processes Support the Credit Planning team to improve efficiencies, identify and remedy issues and enhance effectiveness of assigned functions. Provide training/guidance to branches and Credit Analysis & Adjudication regarding bank’s products, policies or procedures Responsible for the administration needs of the department Responsibility may also include special project supports
Job Requirements Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in a related field Work Experience Requirements: 1-2 years of experience preferred Direct credit experience in banking/financial services industry is preferred Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office applications – i.e. Word, Excel, PowerPoint Extreme attention to detail Strong communication skills (verbal, written and presentation) Demonstrated time management and multi-tasking skills to meet deadlines Ability to analyze, evaluate and provide meaningful insights Proven ability to work well with others Bilingual in Korean and English is an asset Legally eligible to work in Canada
Knowledge & Skills Knowledge of Administration processes, practices and procedures Risk, compliance and audit mindset Adaptability & Flexibility Learning mindset (Continuous learning) Collaboration & Teamwork Effective interactive communication Initiative Innovativeness Information/ Data seeking Attention to detail and quality MS Office
At Shinhan Bank Canada, we are committed to creating and maintaining a diverse, inclusive and accessible workplace. We believe that a collaborative and diverse team strengthens our organization and reflects the communities we proudly serve. You will be supported and empowered to realize your full potential as we work together to shape the future of banking. Our recruitment process is designed to be fair and inclusive. If you require accommodation at any stage of the hiring process, please let us know - we will work with you to meet your needs.
Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
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Associate, Credit Planning (1yr contract)
About the role
Shinhan Bank Canada (SHBC) is part of the global Shinhan Financial Group, one of South Korea's leading financial institutions. At SHBC, we provide a full range of financial services including everyday banking, mortgages and loans - delivered with deep local expertise and global insight.
Join a workplace where your contributions are valued and your professional development supported. At SHBC, you'll be part of a collaborative culture where every voice matters and your efforts directly impact the communities we serve.
The Credit Planning Associate will provide administrative and operational support to the Credit Planning department in the planning and execution of policies and guidelines and loan products. This position assists in the administration, reporting and research of products and services in the market/financial services industry.
Reporting to the Senior Manager, Credit Planning, the incumbent will support the collection, consolidation and analysis of specific Shinhan Bank business analysis (i.e. data sets on client, product and segment profitability, activity-based processes, revenues and cost drivers). S/he is also responsible for performing quality control checks on lending applications.
Key Responsibilities Support the review of mortgage loan policies, procedures, services, products and documentation in compliance with regulations and policies. Provide day-to-day administrative support to the Credit Planning department Monitor the marketplace for changes in the industry and assist in the research, development and implementation of new loan products and services Draft or assist with the written reports to senior management, parent bank, regulators and board of directors Perform quality control on lending applications by checking policy adherence and data input quality Support the Credit Planning team in researching and developing or new lending products Support the Credit Planning team to implement changes in the internal banking system for new products and services, data aggregation, reporting and improvement of existing lending processes Support the Credit Planning team to improve efficiencies, identify and remedy issues and enhance effectiveness of assigned functions. Provide training/guidance to branches and Credit Analysis & Adjudication regarding bank’s products, policies or procedures Responsible for the administration needs of the department Responsibility may also include special project supports
Job Requirements Education Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree in a related field Work Experience Requirements: 1-2 years of experience preferred Direct credit experience in banking/financial services industry is preferred Strong proficiency with Microsoft Office applications – i.e. Word, Excel, PowerPoint Extreme attention to detail Strong communication skills (verbal, written and presentation) Demonstrated time management and multi-tasking skills to meet deadlines Ability to analyze, evaluate and provide meaningful insights Proven ability to work well with others Bilingual in Korean and English is an asset Legally eligible to work in Canada
Knowledge & Skills Knowledge of Administration processes, practices and procedures Risk, compliance and audit mindset Adaptability & Flexibility Learning mindset (Continuous learning) Collaboration & Teamwork Effective interactive communication Initiative Innovativeness Information/ Data seeking Attention to detail and quality MS Office
At Shinhan Bank Canada, we are committed to creating and maintaining a diverse, inclusive and accessible workplace. We believe that a collaborative and diverse team strengthens our organization and reflects the communities we proudly serve. You will be supported and empowered to realize your full potential as we work together to shape the future of banking. Our recruitment process is designed to be fair and inclusive. If you require accommodation at any stage of the hiring process, please let us know - we will work with you to meet your needs.
Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.