Analyst

Analyst - Management Information Systems About our client: Citibank, www.citibank.com, is a leading financial services company, with some 200 million customer accounts in more than 100 countries and 275.000 employees worldwide.Citibank Sweden is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Citigroup, one of the world's largest financial services organizations.By combining local expertise with the strength of Citibank's worldwide consumer banking network, we offer some of the world's leading range of financial services.The business in Sweden is growing rapidly with over 200.000 customers and lending portfolio of SEK 4 billion.We are now on the behalf of our client seeking to recruit a Analyst - MIS to the Analytics team; the position will report directly to the Analytics Manager and the position is located in Central Stockholm. Your challenge: .With SAS tools create and develop MIS reports on a regular ad-hoc basis..Validate and ensure that all MIS productions comply with the Global Consumer Credit & Fraud Risk Policy as well as the local legal regulatory requirements..Analyse and present MIS performance to the risk and management team in a timely and accurate manner..Be proactive in analysing the results compared to plan, NCL (net credit loss) LLR (loan loss reserve) .Work within Global consumer Risk Credit Indicator Report (CIR) as well as production of CIR on a monthly basis. Your profile: .Degree in Mathematics, Finance, Statistics or other related area, with about three to five years of professional work experience .Ability to understand the business model and potential impacts of change..Good understanding of Databases and data warehouse .Ability to work on a team- as well as individual oriented level..Experience of high numeracy skills and existing analytics experience and have the ability to work in team as well as individual .Strong computer skills in SAS and SQL highly regarded .Superior communication/negotiation skills written and verbal in English and Swedish Your application: Would you like to be a part of Citibank's growth in Sweden?