Details: For over 150 years, PNC has grown into one of America’s most respected banks, because we’re committed to helping customers and employees reach their goals. You can depend on PNC to provide the training you need, along with an inclusive culture that recognizes your talent, values diversity and cares about social responsibility. Working with us means having an opportunity you can feel good about, with a Fortune 200 company that’s been selected as a “Great Place To Work” by Gallup.  The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. has an opening for a VP Credit Risk Analyst located in Downers Grove, IL or Pittsburgh, PA responsible for assessing credit risk and operational risk of joint ventures and acquisition activities.  The assessments/analysis is both at initiation and on-going.  The position requires sophisticated macro-analysis of data from numerous sources and the ability to develop rational conclusions and recommendations from the results of the analysis.  Specific duties include:  (i) perform moderate to highly complex research (qualitative and quantitative), credit, financial and operational analysis, and monitoring of performance data in order to assess and manage potential risk factors; (ii) analysis of the data includes monitoring, assessing/recommending, and reviewing. Regularly monitor the trends within portfolios, partner and applicant base, to mitigate potential exposure to future loss.  Work closely with the Line of Business and senior management within the Risk Management Division to understand key business drivers and to develop performance measurements to improve management's ability to assess current portfolio risk; (iii) logically evaluate findings, which are briefly and clearly provided to management along with a clear opinion on any actions to consider or take.  Comprehensive conclusions may be used in scorecard development and monitoring, portfolio performance strategy adjustments and/or credit policy modification; (iv) develop and clearly recommend and implement business strategies to manage credit risk, increase revenues, and reduce exposure to credit losses; and (v) conduct comprehensive credit reviews to assess levels of portfolio credit risk and clearly summarize results with opinions and recommendations for actions.  Evaluate and assess the adequacy of internal control processes, and reduce the potential exposure to regulatory sanctions for noncompliance with regulatory requirements.

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