Credit Officer - Assistant Vice President

Role summary

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The Credit Officer supports credit assessment and risk management for Citi’s corporate and institutional clients. The role typically requires a university degree in finance, economics, accounting, or a related discipline, along with relevant experience in credit analysis, corporate banking, financial statement review, or risk management. Candidates should be able to assess borrower strength, prepare credit recommendations, monitor portfolios, identify emerging risks, and communicate clearly with relationship managers and senior stakeholders. Strong analytical, written, and presentation skills are expected, together with sound judgment, attention to detail, and knowledge of banking policies and regulatory requirements. Professional English is generally required; Mandarin and experience with Taiwan’s corporate market are valuable advantages.

About the employer

Citigroup Inc. is a global financial services company headquartered in New York, operating in numerous countries and serving consumers, corporations, financial institutions, and governments. Its major businesses include corporate and investment banking, commercial banking, markets, wealth management, transaction services, and consumer banking. Citi has maintained a presence in Taiwan for many years, supporting multinational companies, local corporations, financial institutions, and institutional investors through services such as lending, cash management, trade finance, foreign exchange, securities, and capital markets. The company places strong emphasis on credit discipline, regulatory compliance, risk management, technology, and responsible banking. Employees typically work in an international environment and collaborate across offices and business lines. Compensation commonly combines base salary with performance-related incentives, depending on the role, experience, and business results.

Working in Taiwan

Taiwan offers strong opportunities in banking, technology, manufacturing, semiconductors, financial services, trade, and professional services. Taipei is the main hub for international banks and corporate careers, while Taichung, Hsinchu, and Kaohsiung provide opportunities in industry, technology, and operations. The culture combines Chinese traditions with a modern, highly connected lifestyle. Residents enjoy excellent public transport, convenient healthcare, diverse food, mountains, beaches, and a relatively safe urban environment. Mandarin is useful for daily life and many local roles, although international banks commonly use English. Foreign employees generally need an employer-sponsored work permit and resident visa; eligible professionals may also consider Taiwan’s Employment Gold Card. Before relocating, candidates should confirm salary tax treatment, health insurance, housing costs, and dependent arrangements. Taipei is convenient but more expensive than other cities, and learning basic Mandarin can significantly improve integration.