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Western & Southern Financial Group
Credit Analyst
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A Credit Analyst reviews credit history and researches other records to determine if loans should be approved or credit extended to individuals or businesses. Prepares reports for banks, credit agencies and credit card companies.
$58,755 / year median in Ohio
-22% projected decline
Job Description
Credit Analyst Western & Southern Financial Group
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Full Job Description Overview:
The Credit Analyst conducts fundamental and relative-value analysis for assigned sectors, issuers, and securities within Fort Washington's public and private fixed income portfolios. The role supports portfolio construction and risk management by developing credit opinions, monitoring market and issuer developments, and preparing investment recommendations for review by senior analysts, portfolio managers, and investment leaders. Coverage may include investment grade credit, high-yield/leveraged credit, emerging markets debt, securitized products, or other assigned fixed income sectors.Responsibilities:
What you will do: Conduct fundamental analysis of assigned sectors, issuers, structures, and securities. Review financial statements, business trends, collateral characteristics, covenants, ratings actions, and market developments. Build and maintain financial models, credit surveillance materials, and relative-value analysis. Prepare written and verbal research updates, new issue commentary, and investment recommendations. Develop purchase, hold, sell, or position-sizing recommendations for review with senior analysts and portfolio managers. Monitor portfolio holdings and identify changes in credit quality, liquidity, valuation, or downside risk. Participate in sector, portfolio, and risk discussions. Collaborate with portfolio managers, traders, credit research peers, and other investment teams. Develop knowledge of portfolio objectives, client mandates, insurance ALM considerations, and risk parameters. Performs other duties as assigned. Complies with all policies and standards.Qualifications:
Bachelor's Degree in finance, accounting, economics, or a quantitative-related field- Required Demonstrated ability to analyze financial information, interpret data,communicate clearly, and develop sound investment views.
- Required Proficiency in Excel and financial modeling.
- Required Experience with Bloomberg and data tools.
- Required Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Upon Hire
- Preferred Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Upon Hire