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Credit Analyst recruitment

Credit Analysts structure the deals, know the policy inside out and protect the file.

We place the ones who make your brokers faster and your business safer,
and who often turn into your next brokers.

The role

The Credit Analyst is the quality control of a brokerage, and often a stepping stone into broking or credit leadership.

Get it right and your brokers write more, cleaner files.

Get it wrong and you get rework, avoidable declines and compliance risk creeping in quietly until they cost you.

What we look for

Policy depth

Knows the lenders, the niches, and exactly where a deal falls over.

Structuring instinct

Finds the path to yes without bending the rules.

Detail and care

The kind of care the job lives or dies on.

Clear trajectory

A lot of the best ones want a path into broking, so we match that ambition to the right spot.

Pay

Credit Analysts typically sit between processing and broking on pay, with the spread driven by policy depth and deal complexity.

See the salary guide →

Frequently asked questions

What does FinTalent look for in a credit analyst?

Policy depth first, so someone who knows the lenders, the niches and exactly where a deal falls over.

Then the structuring instinct to find the path to yes without bending the rules, the detail and care the job lives or dies on, and a clear trajectory, because a lot of the best ones want a path into broking.

What does it cost to hire a credit analyst through FinTalent?

15% of the base salary plus super. Nothing else folded in, so no bonuses or other on-top bits, just the base plus super.

How long does a credit analyst search take?

We quote four to eight weeks, which is the realistic window to land someone who'll stick.

Our average across roles has been 27 days, but we won't rush the fit just to hit a number.

Can a credit analyst grow into broking?

Often, yes. The credit analyst seat is one of the best stepping stones into broking or credit leadership, so we match that ambition to a business that can actually offer the path, not just the title.

What if a credit analyst placement doesn't work out?

There's a standard 120-day guarantee. That's enough time for both sides to know whether it's working and to call it if it isn't, and we're there the whole way through either way.

Hiring a credit analyst, or ready to move?

Tell us the brief or the goal and we will give you a straight read on fit and timing.

We work a small number of searches properly, not a big stack badly.