Credit Risk Manager 12-Month Secondment Opportunity See yourself in our team Unloan is CommBank's digital home lending business, combining the strength and scale of Australia's largest bank with a simple, technology-led lending experience.The Unloan Risk team plays a critical role in supporting safe and sustainable growth by ensuring strong credit and financial risk outcomes for our customers and our business.
As a Credit Risk Manager, you'll join a small, high-performing team responsible for credit risk governance, responsible lending, policy development and operational risk management.
You'll work closely with stakeholders across lending, product and operations to shape policy, improve processes and support key business initiatives.This role can be based anywhere in Australia, with team members currently located across Melbourne, Sydney and Queensland.
Why join us?
This is an outstanding opportunity to broaden your experience beyond traditional lending or credit assessment and gain exposure to policy development,
governance, operational risk, reporting and strategic change.Working within a small, highly collaborative team means you'll have genuine influence, visibility and the opportunity to contribute across a diverse range of initiatives.
You'll be trusted to bring ideas, challenge existing thinking and help improve how Unloan delivers safe and innovative lending solutions.Whether you're already in a Credit Risk role or looking to take the next step from a senior lending or credit position, you'll gain valuable exposure and development in a fast-moving digital business backed by CommBank.
Do work that matters Help shape the future of digital home lending by influencing the credit policies, controls and frameworks that support one of CommBank's most cutting-edge lending businesses.
Reporting to the Senior Manager Risk
📌 Credit Risk Manager (Melbourne)
🏢 Commonwealth Bank
📍 Melbourne
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