Credit Risk Analyst
We're Hiring | Credit Risk Analyst | Hyderabad (Freshers Welcome)
Are you passionate about financial analysis, risk assessment, and making data-driven lending decisions? Join Narvee Group and build your career in a dynamic and growth-oriented environment.
🔹 Position: Credit Risk Analyst
📍 Location: Hyderabad
✅ Analyze financial statements & credit reports
✅ Assess creditworthiness and lending risks
✅ Develop risk assessment models & reports
✅ Ensure regulatory compliance and portfolio quality
Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, or related field
1+ years of experience in credit risk or financial analysis
Strong analytical and data interpretation skills
Proficiency in Excel and financial modeling
Attention to detail and decision-making ability
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