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A banking client based in London are looking for a Senior Model Validator to join their Model Risk Management team on a permanent basis. This is an exciting, newly created role within a growing team who have independent oversight and review all of the bank's internal models.


London/Hybrid based (2 days per week in the office)


Salary up to £85,000 plus benefits.


Experience required:


  • Proven hands-on experience in IRB model validation and a solid understanding of model development within Financial Services.
  • Deep knowledge of IRB regulations (CRR, EBA, PRA), regulatory guidelines, and industry best practices, including SR11-7, SS 1/23, and SS 3/18.
  • A strong analytical mindset, outstanding numerical skills, and a sharp eye for detail.
  • Hands-on experience with statistical programming tools such as SAS, Python, SQL, or R.
  • A degree in statistics, mathematics, data science, or engineering.
  • A self-starter who takes initiative and consistently delivers high-quality outcomes.
  • Able to communicate with various stakeholders across the business

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