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Closing Date (MM/DD/YYYY):
04/28/2025
Worker Type:
Permanent
Language(s) Required:
English
Term Duration (in months):
Salary Range (plus eligible to receive a performance based incentive, applicable to position) :
$103,331 - $139,803
Experience in finance and passion for sustainability rewarded
Sustainability is about meeting today’s needs while preserving the ability of future generations to meet theirs – a principle that aligns with the values of FCC and our customers. As Senior Analyst, you’ll help the Strategic Finance team get deals done and add value to their customers by applying a sustainability lens – identifying both opportunities and risks – and building the capacity of peers and leaders to do the same.
What you’ll do:
- Work as part of a team in managing a complex portfolio, coordinating the overall due diligence process and supporting as requested on standard commercial review tasks
- Assess the non-credit risks (environmental and social) of each business and recommend loan structures from a first-line perspective
- Assess each deal’s alignment with FCC’s strategy and ability to drive impact in Canada’s agriculture and food industry
- Effectively balance rigour and efficiency to draft submissions for account reviews, compliance monitoring and eligibility rulings that support holistic decision-making
- Take on a wide range of responsibilities and opportunities during the transaction origination, analysis, execution and asset management stages and act a liaison between Credit and other internal teams
- Play a key role in the evolution and continuous improvement of FCC’s policies, practices and processes for Strategic Finance as well as ESG integration across the institution
- Provide feedback on second-line risk management
What we’re looking for:
- Good commercial judgment and critical thinking skills that support a solutions-oriented, value-add approach to ESG
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail combined with the ability to draw actionable conclusions and make pragmatic recommendations for decision-makers
- Strong writing, presentation and facilitation skills, with the ability to simplify complex concepts
- Effective communicator and relationship-builder able to work with internal partners and external resources, often through challenging negotiations
- Customer-focused problem-solver who can identify and recommend lending opportunities and successfully lead cross-functional projects
What you’ll need:
- A bachelor’s degree and at least six years of related experience (or an equivalent combination of education and experience)
- A graduate degree and/or relevant certifications (SASB, CFA, CBV, CFA ESG, GARP SCR, etc.) are an asset
- Experience integrating consideration of non-credit risk factors and sustainability related opportunities into lending processes, customer interactions and engagement with key internal and external stakeholders
- Knowledge of FCC’s portfolio sectors
- Aptitude for complex lending and advanced credit and risk-mitigation analysis
- Experience with credit or financial analysis to support standard commercial/business due diligence tasks is an asset
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