Credit Risk Management Strategy and Planning
- Effectively leverage on non-retail credit risk management Tools including, but not limited to, Rating Methodology, Early Warning Indicators (EWI), Risk Acceptance Criteria (RAC), Country Sector Limit, Stress Testing, JDA Framework and Non-Retail Credit Risk Portfolio Reporting, so as to ensure a robust and independent underwriting, approval and portfolio review process that is aligned with Board approved Risk Posture and Risk Appetite.
- Keep abreast of market and regulatory developments that could impact underwriting standards and asset quality. Make recommendations for changes in the various Tools as required
- Ensure timely initiation of client and/or portfolio reviews using the EWI framework, and timely and accurate classification of Watch List names, inclusive of corrective actions steps by the SBU’s.
- Ensure appropriate application and usage of the Joint Delegated Approval Framework
Business Performance and Management
- Manage underwriting and portfolio quality by working closely with Business Units to ensure Tools are understood and implemented
- Engaged in back testing of program lending programs (if necessary)
- Work closely and constructively with key stakeholders by building strong relationships and contributing to the Bank’s success from a non-retail credit scope
- Any other responsibilities / task as assigned by HOD / Deputy HOD from time to time.
People Management
- Be an engaged leader by setting the tone from the top that facilitates an environment of empowerment and motivation (where relevant).
Compliance
- Ensure credit approvals are done in compliance with all relevant regulatory requirements.
- (Where relevant) to engage with internal/external audits as well as regulators.
- Be actively involved and encourage the self-identify of operational risk issues. (Where relevant)
CIMB Compensation & Benefits Highlights
The following summarizes recurring compensation and benefits themes identified from responses generated by popular LLMs to common candidate questions about CIMB and has not been reviewed or approved by CIMB.
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Parental & Family Support — Parental leave and family resources are presented as particularly strong, including up to six months paid maternity leave in Malaysia, up to 30 days paid paternity leave, adoption leave, lactation rooms, and childcare facilities. Targeted assistance is also noted for single parents and those with children who have special needs.
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Healthcare Strength — Health coverage is broad, with medical plans, mental-health services, wellness programmes, health checks, onsite clinics or dentists in some locations, and disability insurance. In Malaysia, a 24/7 emotional-wellbeing careline and access to mental-health professionals and other coaches are also highlighted.
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Flexible Benefits — Benefits are described as customizable through a flexible-benefits programme, allowing employees to tailor coverage toward medical care, family support, or wellbeing needs. Flexible work options such as hybrid working and adjusted hours are also part of the package in many locations.
CIMB Insights
What We Do
CIMB Group is a leading ASEAN universal bank, one of the largest Asian investment banks and one of the world's largest Islamic banks. We are headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and offer consumer banking, commercial banking, wholesale banking, Islamic banking, and asset management products and services. As the fifth largest banking group in ASEAN, we have over 36,000 staff in 16 locations across ASEAN, Asia and beyond. CIMB Bank and CIMB Islamic Bank are members of PIDM.
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