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Full Time Credit & Risk

Head of Credit – NBFC

⌖ Confidential, India ◷ 15+ years experience Posted 27 Aug 2026
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HiredNext is managing a confidential Head of Credit mandate for an established NBFC.

Mandate

  • Own credit policy, underwriting quality, portfolio risk and governance across lending products.
  • Balance prudent risk selection with sustainable business growth and customer outcomes.
  • Partner with business, collections, analytics and technology leaders to improve decisioning and portfolio performance.

Candidate profile

  • 15+ years in credit underwriting and risk leadership within an NBFC, bank or scaled lending institution.
  • Strong portfolio analytics, policy design, regulatory understanding and credit-governance credentials.
  • Proven leadership across products, geographies or large credit teams.

Compensation

₹60–90 LPA fixed, depending on portfolio scale and experience.

The employer identity will be shared only with shortlisted candidates. HiredNext does not charge candidates.

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