Credit Analysts

The skills required for Catastrophe Modeling Analyst are:Candidate must be able to demonstrate Analytical thinking.Candidate must be comfortable with mathematical calculations.Candidate must be able to manage time effectively and handle work pressure during peak season.Candidate should be able to...

Depending on if you're in IB, COO, or S&T your compensation is the equivalent to ~$65,000 per year not including any overtime worked.

A lot of learning is done on the job and assignments are specific to your assigned department. Go in with an open mind, a pad of paper, and freshen up on powerpoint and excel skills (especially shortcuts).

You're typically extended a full-time offer to come back the following summer and hold an Analyst position for 6-8 months while you learn more about your team and the portfolio, then you get promoted to a PMOI (Portfolio Management Officer I) where you will be assigned a set of clients to help ou...

It really depends on your rotation assignment. In my first rotation, I received a lot of help from my director; however, in my second rotation I did not. Nonetheless, all interns are given junior and senior mentors who meet with you throughout the summer.

Typically, they are looking for individuals that can fit the Bank's and team's culture who also have strong communications skills and can handle themselves under pressure. Highlight the various extracurricular activities that you're involved in on or off campus and how you go about being successf...

Compensation is mostly salary based Salary: Base Salary: ~$50,000 per year Locality Adjustment: ~$7500 added to your salary on average. Working in CT, I received a $10000 locality adjustment Additional Compensation: Mileage: ~$0.55 per mile (when the bank you are traveling to is 20 miles or ...

Since the FIS position is a training program, the interviewers know that if you're not an expert in insurance and financial regulation/analysis that's not only ok, but expected. To standout, I found it helpful to highlight my ability to work in groups and resolve group conflicts especially during...

I liked the opportunity to move up, and I thought it was interesting that when you get into management at UPS, they take you and your spouse out for a meal and explain that UPS reserves the right to relocate the employee. Some may not like that, but I found it exciting. I did NOT like trying to m...

This was a great job for a student, as it gave me real insight into an industry that will become increasingly relevant to students as they enter the adult world. I used my data analysis skills in a way that required research, statistical knowledge, and excel skills. It was a great way to spend th...

My role as a credit analyst is basically underwriting auto loans...rendering a decision (approval or denial) when the dealership submits to the bank. I was responsible for taking calls from my dealers in my designated territory and helping them with structuring deals, negotiating rates for the cu...

The credit analyst assesses the companies that the investment bank trades with to make recommendations to the Sales & Trading team on the size of the trades (and risk) the bank should take on each company they trade with. The credit analyst also uses their assessment of the financial stability of...

I liked the opportunity to move up, and I thought it was interesting that when you get into management at UPS, they take you and your spouse out for a meal and explain that UPS reserves the right to relocate the employee. Some may not like that, but I found it exciting. I did NOT like trying to m...

Pros: Intellectually stimulating; client-facing; financial and credit analysis; competitive. Cons: Grueling deadlines; pressure from upper management to exceed expectations; stressful; pressure to meet EPS.