HSBC Global Banking and Markets Credit Manager Interview Questions and Answers

Q1. Self introduction
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Q2. About Previous job
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Q3. Job change reason
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Seeking new challenges and growth opportunities in a larger organization.
• Desire for career advancement

• Looking for new challenges

• Seeking growth opportunities

• Interested in larger organization with more resources
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Q4. Policy polrocess related
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Q1. Introduction and knowledge
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Q2. Credit Underwriting
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English writing - formal and informal

Q1. Technical round - was okay - role play
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Q2. Detailed question on ur exp
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Q3. Was the role in previous co - team lead
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Yes
• Yes, I have previous experience as a team lead in my previous role.

• As a team lead, I was responsible for managing a team of credit analysts and overseeing their work.

• I provided guidance and support to team members, ensuring that they met their targets and maintained high-quality standards.

• I also collaborated with other departments to streamline processes and improve efficiency.

• For example, I implemented a new credit...read more
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Credit related questions

Market strategy business development

Business penetration Maintain

Q1. How would you analyse a company if tou want to give term loan? What if cashflow is negative, will yo lend? Dscr How would you analyse a company
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To analyze a company for a term loan, consider factors like cash flow, debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), financial statements, industry trends, and management quality.
• Examine the company's financial statements to assess its profitability, liquidity, and leverage.

• Calculate the debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) to determine if the company generates enough cash flow to cover its debt obligations.

• Evaluate the company's ...read more
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Q1. Tell me about yourself
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Q2. How will you analyse a Balance Sheet
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Analyzing a balance sheet involves examining assets, liabilities, and equity to determine financial health.
• Start by calculating the current ratio to assess liquidity

• Examine the debt-to-equity ratio to evaluate leverage

• Analyze the inventory turnover ratio to assess efficiency

• Look at the return on equity to evaluate profitability

• Compare the balance sheet to previous periods and industry benchmarks

• Consider any off-balance...read more
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Q1. I like the company I am smart work I like cricket
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Q2. Good company in of I'll
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Q1. Experience Sallary negotiation Credit policies About ujjvan
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