We are looking for a highly experienced Credit Risk Auditor for a 6-month contract position. The ideal candidate will possess deep knowledge of regulatory requirements related to risk-based capital adequacy and credit risk modeling (e.g., MAS637 and IFRS 9). This role requires a strong understanding of internal audit practices, credit model validation, and credit stress testing.
Key Responsibilities:-  Execute internal audit engagements in accordance with established audit methodologies, regulatory standards, and industry best practices. 
-  Lead end-to-end audit activities including planning, fieldwork, issue identification, reporting, and post-audit follow-ups. 
-  Review and assess credit risk models and stress testing frameworks to ensure compliance with relevant regulations and internal governance requirements. 
-  Evaluate adherence to regulatory frameworks such as Pillar I, II, and III under risk-based capital adequacy standards and credit risk modeling requirements. 
-  Apply data analytics tools and techniques to assess the effectiveness of internal controls and identify potential risk areas. 
-  Provide insights and recommendations to support enhancements in credit risk management and audit strategies. 
-  Contribute to strategic initiatives in line with the overall audit plan and emerging risk landscape. 
-  Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, or a related quantitative discipline. 
-  12–15 years of relevant audit and credit risk experience in the financial services industry. 
-  Professional certifications such as CIA or FRM are advantageous. 
-  Strong knowledge of regulatory standards related to credit risk (e.g., capital adequacy, IFRS 9, credit model validation). 
-  Proficient in risk governance and credit risk assessment methodologies. 
-  Solid experience using data analytics and statistical programming tools (e.g., SAS, R, Python). 
-  Excellent communication, analytical, and leadership skills. 
-  Self-motivated, detail-oriented, and capable of working independently within tight timelines. 


