A Credit Analyst in the Banking and Financial Institution Group (BFIG)
sector is responsible for evaluating the creditworthiness of banks, NBFCs,
and other financial institutions, ensuring compliance with regulatory
frameworks like RBI norms and Basel III, and supporting lending decisions
through rigorous financial analysis.
This role combines technical expertise in financial statement analysis with
risk management and industry intelligence.
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📌 Key Responsibilities
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Creditworthiness assessment
: Analyze financial statements (balance sheet, P&L, cash flow) of
banks, NBFCs, and financial institutions.
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Financial ratio analysis
: Calculate DSCR, interest coverage, leverage ratios, and liquidity
indicators.
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Credit appraisal memos
: Prepare detailed CAMs including industry outlook, management evaluation,
and sensitivity analysis.
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Internal credit ratings
: Assign ratings using RBI-aligned or Basel III-compliant models.
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Portfolio monitoring
: Track performance of financial institution exposures, detect early
warning signals, and recommend corrective actions.
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Regulatory compliance
: Ensure adherence to RBI Prudential Norms and Basel III capital adequacy
requirements.
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Market intelligence
: Conduct desk research, monitor industry reports, and maintain networks
with regulators and rating agencies.
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Credit committee presentations
: Present findings and recommendations to senior management for approval.