FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title is Head of Credit Risk Germany.
What kind of company is iwoca?
iwoca is a leading Fintech company in Europe that provides fast and flexible financing to small businesses, helping them manage their cash flow and seize opportunities.
What are the main responsibilities of the Head of Credit Risk?
The main responsibilities include leading the credit risk function, developing risk management policies, monitoring credit performance, improving credit risk scorecards, and providing support for product development and capital markets.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A strong analytical background in Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or a similar quantitative field, along with 7+ years of experience in credit risk and lending strategy optimization, strong communication and leadership skills, and experience in the German lending market are required.
Is experience with Python necessary for this role?
Experience using Python is considered a plus, but not strictly necessary.
What kind of team will the Head of Credit Risk work with?
The Head of Credit Risk will work closely with the Chief Credit Officer, the General Manager for Germany, data scientists, and other teams across the business.
What is the expected salary range for this position?
The expected salary range is from £125,000 to £160,000, but iwoca is open-minded about this and encourages candidates to include their salary goals with their application.
What is the work culture like at iwoca?
The culture at iwoca prioritizes learning, growth, and support, valuing thought and skill diversity, and encouraging a balance between work and life.
What benefits are offered by iwoca?
Benefits include medical insurance, 25 days of holiday, emotional health support, pension and share options, generous parental leave, and learning and development budgets, among others.
Are there opportunities for professional development?
Yes, iwoca offers a learning and development budget, access to learning platforms, and company-wide talks with internal and external speakers to support continuous learning.