Senior Manager Automotive Credit Risk

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Job status

Full-time

Location

Scotiabank
Toronto, ON, Canada

Workplace

On site

Job Description

Join Us as a Senior Manager in Automotive Credit Risk

Are you skilled in credit adjudication and risk management? We're looking for a Senior Manager in Toronto to drive effective credit decisions and streamline risk processes. You'll support balanced credit choices, ensure compliance, monitor industry trends, and mentor your team.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Validate and recommend credit within bank's risk appetite
  • Develop client risk profiles
  • Track portfolio performance and advise on emerging risks
  • Collaborate with banking partners
  • Lead credit decision improvements

Requirements:

  • 5+ years in credit risk management
  • Degree in business or related field
  • Expertise in risk assessment and credit structuring
  • Experience managing corporate portfolios
  • Strong negotiation and problem-solving skills

Leverage your experience to enhance automotive credit offerings and provide expert guidance. Apply now!

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Scotiabank

🚗 Senior Manager Automotive Credit Risk role in Toronto! Use your expertise to shape credit decisions and risk strategies in the automotive sector. Mentor your team, collaborate with banking partners, and drive improvements in a dynamic environment. Perfect for experienced credit professionals ready to make an impact! 🌟

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