Are you looking to work with a market leader that is driven by their consistent levels of ambition?
Do you want to work with complex levels of data within a constantly growing and evolving business?
Your future employer is looking for an Analyst of Asset Performance to ensure management can perform effective decision-making to support the goals of the Asset Performance team.
Role Responsibilities:
Produce monthly performance reporting reports for the multi-geographical location portfolio to assess recoveries performance against forecast.
Develop and run Expected Recovery Curve modelling, financial, and analysis of operational activity to provide meaningful insight on portfolio performance
Use Profitability analysis tools to assess the effectiveness of collections strategies
Liaise with operational and analytical teams in country to understand and interpret variances
Provide analytical capability to assess the performance of potential new portfolios
Build and run analytical analysis, data extracts, simulation modelling and cashflow forecasts
Undertake analysis of eligible population sizing and assess the commercial impact of population changes
To conduct population scoring, regression modelling and propensity modelling techniques to continually refine and improve the accuracy of recovery forecasts
Provide appropriate challenge to all stakeholders on the information and assumptions provided to develop forecasts, to continue to refine and improve forecasting accuracy
About you:
Highly numerate Graduate or Post graduate
Professional or Academic experience in the development of Financial modelling, Cashflow simulation and complex, large scale portfolio analysis
Strong technical skills in the development and use of database reporting and analytical software solutions to develop complex reporting and analysis (SAS, SQL, R etc.)
Experience of Pricing, profitability, customer segmentation modelling highly desirable
Driven and self-motivated
Knowledge of credit risk, credit bureau and credit data in a consumer debt context is attractive
Curiosity and critical thinking skills
Structured and organised
Ability to convey complex concepts well in both written and presentational form
A bias to the practical application of statistical and analytical tools