
Rabobank is a cooperative financial services group rooted in the Netherlands, where local lending cooperatives formed the foundation of its business. Today, the company provides banking, mortgages, savings and investments alongside asset management, leasing, insurance, real estate, and advisory services. With about 61,100 employees serving roughly 10 million customers in 47 countries, Rabobank offers a broad international environment across financial services and related professional functions.
Junior Credit Risk Reporting Analyst
Turn Rabobank credit facility data into dependable reports for management and regulators. Build expertise in SQL, quantitative analysis and risk reporting through the one-year Early Career Program.
€3,516 – €5,021 / month
HybridFull-timeJuniorEnglish RequiredFinancial Planning and AnalysisDescription
- Gather, check and analyse extensive data on Rabobank’s credit facilities.
- Present credit risk data as clear, dependable information for management and regulators.
- Use regulations and internal policies to guide routine reporting.
- Support improvements to reporting workflows and the accuracy of reported information.
- Coordinate with colleagues and stakeholders to link data, financial risks, regulations and reporting needs.
- Help prepare regulatory reports for Rabobank management and regulators.
- Adjust working hours during anticipated busy reporting periods, including year-end.
- Take part in Rabobank’s one-year Early Career Program.
- Join training, monthly meetings, peer coaching and buddy assignments.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or master’s degree showing the ability to handle complex or quantitative information.
- Interest in numbers and large datasets.
- Strong analytical and abstract reasoning.
- Willingness to develop specialist knowledge through practical experience.
- Comfort asking questions when information is unclear.
- Good English communication skills.
- Able to work from the Utrecht office at least once a week.
- No more than two years of professional work experience.
- Valid residence and work authorization for the Netherlands.
- Basic SQL knowledge is an advantage.
- A degree in economics, business economics, mathematics, technology or another quantitative discipline is an advantage.
- Knowledge of financial products or banking risks is an advantage.
- Data analysis experience from study, an internship, a project, volunteering or part-time work is an advantage.
Benefits
- Thirteenth-month salary.
- 8% holiday allowance.
- 10% Employee Benefit Budget.
- €1,400 annual development budget.
- Hybrid work combining home and office.
- Pension plan with a flexible maximum personal contribution.
- One-year Early Career Program.
- Scheduled training sessions.
- Monthly meetings.
- Peer coaching through Circles.
- Buddy assignments.
- Raboskills and personal growth development.
- Collaboration with global and international teams.