Climate Risk Analytics Manager – Permanent | London (Hybrid)
Salary: £90,000–£110,000 + Bonus + Benefits
Are you an expert in climate science or physical risk modelling? Do you want to apply your skills to help financial institutions understand and manage climate-related risks?
We are partnering with a leading financial institution seeking a Climate Risk Analytics Manager to join their senior analytics team. This is a key hire within a growing function, offering the opportunity to contribute to the development of advanced climate risk methodologies and models with global impact.
Key Responsibilities:
* Lead the modelling and quantification of physical climate risks.
* Act as the subject matter expert on climate science within the team.
* Develop and implement global climate risk methodologies across the business.
* Collaborate with teams across risk, business, and data to ensure alignment with scientific standards and regulatory requirements.
* Maintain oversight of model governance and internal controls.
Ideal Candidate Profile:
* MSc or PhD in a quantitative or technical discipline such as Climate Science, Physics, Statistics, Mathematics, Operational Research, or Computer Science.
* Strong experience in physical risk modelling and climate science.
* Solid understanding of credit risk analytics and wholesale credit products.
* Familiarity with PD, LGD, EAD modelling and regulatory frameworks such as IFRS 9 and/or stress testing.
* Proficient in Python (experience with R, SAS or MATLAB is also beneficial).
* Effective communicator with the ability to present complex ideas clearly to stakeholders.
* Background in banking, consultancy, advisory, or rating agency environments is advantageous.
Why Apply:
* Opportunity to shape and influence climate risk strategy at a global level.
* Work within a highly experienced and collaborative team.
* Hybrid working environment with strong work-life balance.
* Competitive salary and benefits package.
To discuss this role in more detail or apply confidentially, please get in touch.