FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Senior Consultant role in Credit Risk Modelling at Deloitte?
The primary focus is on prudential regulation projects with an emphasis on the development of credit risk models such as IRB and IFRS9.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A bachelor’s degree in a quantitative or finance discipline with a minimum grade of 2.1 is required, along with proven experience in financial risk roles, particularly in credit risk model development and validation.
Is experience with programming languages necessary for this role?
Yes, proven experience in alternative programming languages, such as R or SAS, would be an advantage.
What types of data analysis experience are expected for this role?
Candidates should have experience in extracting and analyzing data from complex data sets.
What personal attributes are emphasized for candidates applying for this position?
Candidates should have strong attention to detail, curiosity about data, the ability to communicate insights effectively, as well as being proactive, enthusiastic, and committed to ongoing development.
What opportunities for professional development does Deloitte offer?
Deloitte invests in employees' personal and professional development, offering training, coaching, and supportive benefits tailored to various life stages.
How does Deloitte approach diversity and inclusion in its hiring practices?
Deloitte is an equal opportunities employer and ensures that any reasonable accommodations are implemented as part of the recruitment and selection process.
Will there be opportunities for networking in this role?
Yes, there will be opportunities to develop your network within the local financial services community.
Is thought leadership a part of the responsibilities in this position?
Yes, contributing to thought leadership on financial risk and prudential regulation topics is part of the role.
What type of communication skills are required for this job?
Candidates should have experience in leading meetings and the ability to communicate complex concepts to non-expert audiences effectively.

