Financing Analyst Business

As financing analyst, you contribute to analysis, guidance and prevention with regard to risk management operations and activities. You perform financial analysis of files for the non-retail client segment of moderate complexity, formulate recommendations and draw up financing packages. You serve as a resource person for financing files. You work closely with colleagues and partners involved in financing files. You draw on your in-depth knowledge of the business area and your ability to manage complex situations. More specifically, you will be required to :

• Analyze financing files and formulate recommendations describing the financing and follow-up conditions and the guarantees required.

• Perform variable credit control as needed.

• Conduct periodic reviews of financing files.

• Adhere to current policies, practices and standards as well as to the various laws governing the distribution of financial products and services.

What we offer*

• Competitive salary and annual bonus

• 4 weeks of flexible vacation starting in the first year

• Defined benefit pension plan that provides predictable, stable income throughout retirement

• Group insurance including telemedicine

• Reimbursement of health and wellness expenses and telework equipment

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What you bring to the table

• Bachelor's degree in a related field

• A minimum of two years of relevant experience

• Please note that other combinations of qualifications and relevant experience may be considered

• Knowledge of French is required

• Ability to perform analyses of the market and the business centre external environment

• Ability to perform financial analysis

• Knowledge of the characteristics and credit risk inherent to each major market: commercial, industrial, institutional and agricultural

• Knowledge of products and services for businesses and those offered by caisses, components and Desjardins distribution networks and those of the competition

• Knowledge of financing and credit management practices related to businesses
  Understanding of the philosophy and inner workings of a financial services cooperative

• Knowledge of policies, legislation and standards governing the products and services offered by the business centre

• Familiarity with government business assistance programs

• Knowledge of service standards

• Understanding of cooperative and cooperative network values, rules and operations

Action oriented, Business insight, Complexity, Customer Focus, Differences, Nimble learning

Trade Union (If applicable)