Entry Level, Junior
ABOUT THE JOB:
Credit Portfolio Management (CPM) is a specialized function within Société Générale’s Global Banking and Advisory (GLBA) division. CPM oversees the bank’s credit portfolios, focusing on credit risk monitoring, portfolio optimization, and capital efficiency across a wide range of asset classes and sectors.
Within CPM, the Real Assets and Infrastructure (RAI) group plays a critical role in managing credit exposures related to large‑scale energy, metals & mining, and infrastructure projects. RAI is responsible for monitoring the performance and risk profile of complex project finance transactions throughout their lifecycle—from construction through ongoing operations. By leveraging sector expertise and applying rigorous portfolio management practices, RAI supports the successful execution of major projects while safeguarding the bank’s interests and optimizing its capital allocation.
What will be your DAY-TO-DAY?
Responsibilities:
Assist the team responsible for Portfolio Management functions supporting the Project Finance Business Lines (Energy, Infrastructure, Metals & Mining).
Assist in preparation of annual credit reviews (including financial analysis and rating proposal).
Process technical consents for transactions, including obtaining all required internal credit approvals.
Handle various aspects of credit monitoring and reporting.
Assist in preparing quarterly watch-list and provision reviews and presenting the same in local and global meetings.
Record covenants in the internal tracking system and resolve past dues.
Work in close collaboration with other internal departments such as the Front Office, Back Office and Risk teams.
Assist in internal and external audits and regulatory examinations.
Assist in preparation of monthly and quarterly reports (data quality and credit monitoring), as well as respond to global management inquiries on the portfolio.
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