Job Description
This 2-year program consists of three tailored credit rotations across different Commercial and Wholesale credit adjudication teams with the duration of each rotation ranging from 6 to 9 months. During these rotations, you will gain exposure to an assortment of different borrowing requests and learn how to evaluate same.
Throughout the program, you will receive formal credit training, regular feedback, mentorship, and coaching to support your development and build relationships.
What Will You Do?Credit Adjudication & Risk Assessment:
- Review and adjudicate complex borrowing requests and transactions.
- Analyze company financial statements and assess risk profiles
- Analyze business and financial risk to evaluate corporate, leveraged finance, and commercial transactions.
- Assist in evaluating risk considerations for new transactions and contribute to the development of deal structures that adequately mitigates key risk concerns
- Review Transaction Requests, term sheets and risk assessments within agreed timelines and/or turn-around benchmarks; prepare credit approval recommendations, identify exceptions to applicable policies and guidelines, and suggest appropriate mitigants.
- Review and adjudicate financial models and assist in continuous oversight of borrower’s business and financial performance through monitoring of financial and industry information, regulatory changes, third party analysis including rating agency publications, and other early warning signals
- Support diverse sectors including Consumer, Retail, Industrials, Healthcare, Real Estate, Technology, Media, Energy, Financial Services, and Infrastructure
- Interact professionally with Relationship Managers, underwriting teams and other key stakeholders in both Canadian Banking and Capital Markets.
- Minimum bachelor’s degree from an accredited university
- Minimum of 3 years’ work experience (doesn’t have to be in financial services)
- Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel, solid financial literacy, and understanding of credit metrics
- Ability to analyze financial statements and assess credit risk
- Effective verbal and written communication skills, with ability to articulate complex credit concepts clearly
- Strong critical thinking skills with demonstrated ability to identify, analyze, and quantify risks and mitigants
- Attention to detail, strong time management, and ability to multi-task across multiple transactions and priorities
- High learning agility and strong intellectual curiosity with demonstrated commitment to continuous improvement
- Strong problem-solving ability with capacity to work through complex, ambiguous situations
- Demonstrated commitment to pursuing a career in credit risk management
- Comprehensive Compensation: Competitive salary at PL08 level with variable bonus and a comprehensive Total Rewards Program including flexible benefits and stock where applicable
- Formal Development: Structured credit training, mentorship, and coaching throughout the program to accelerate your growth
- Exposure & Networking: Collaborate with senior leadership and build meaningful connections across the organization
- Impactful Work: Work on challenging and impactful assignments in dynamic, collaborative, and high-performing teams
- Culture: Join an organization that values continuous improvement, progressive thinking, and working together to deliver trusted advice that helps clients thrive and communities prosper
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Skills Required
- Minimum bachelor's degree from an accredited university
- Minimum of 3 years' work experience
- Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel
- Ability to analyze financial statements and assess credit risk
RBC Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about RBC and has not been reviewed or approved by RBC.
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Healthcare Strength — Healthcare coverage is positioned as robust, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, and disability coverage, with day-one eligibility in some U.S. roles. Mental-health support and virtual care offerings are also emphasized as meaningful parts of the package.
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Retirement Support — Retirement and savings support is described as a structured part of total rewards, including 401(k) matching in the U.S. and enhanced defined-contribution pension contributions in Canada. Additional savings vehicles and employer contributions are presented as adding material value beyond base salary.
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Parental & Family Support — Family-oriented benefits are highlighted through paid parental/caregiver leave in certain U.S. roles and expanded support for fertility, surrogacy, and adoption in Canada. Backup care and related family supports are also presented as strengthening overall benefits attractiveness.
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