For credit risk and lending, could I use skills I've previously built up in other areas for the benefit of the client?
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To clarify it a bit more, I'd give an example based on the online tests we had about the restaurant owner's business. I'm heavily involved in equity research and financial markets. If I were to be working with credit risk and lending, could I use skills I've previously built up in equities or markets to expand decision making so the client gets the best possible result or are there set standards already laid out? This would include factoring in for example the fertilizer supply issues or labour issues that will affect the underlying business model when dealing with lending to a farmer.
Viktor V. asked during the live chat In the Spotlight: Our Commercial Banking, Finance, Risk & Sustainable Financial Wellbeing Graduate Schemes - Heavily Sub to Lloyds Banking Group
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Date asked: Monday, November 15, 2021
Last reviewed: Thursday, November 25, 2021
Lorenzo P.
Senior Strategy Analyst
Hi Viktor, at LBG we empower our colleagues to be our best and everyone has always a chance to have their say. Treasure your previous experiences and if there is something we could do better, colleagues are always open to new ideas and challenging the status quo.
Monday, November 15, 2021
Viktor V.
Amazing, thank you so much for the answer Lorenzo! If I could add to the experimentation side, previously I've had a chance as an Industrial Placement student to work in two teams simultaneously to combat the restrictions of remote working on my development. I've worked in both Strategy and Innovation delivering projects for both. I was wondering if I could possibly have the freedom to do something similar in a form of a stretch project or the equivalent of it in LBG? (Assuming capacity of course)
Monday, November 15, 2021
Lorenzo P.
Senior Strategy Analyst
Hi Viktor, thank you for your question. It is not at all unlikely that you will be working cross-functionally during your time at LBG.
Thursday, November 25, 2021
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