![]() Quality and execution of service: Ensuring the timely delivery of Credit Benchmark services.Ownership and development of the Credit Benchmark methodology and framework including identifying, prioritising, and delivering continuous improvements.Working, maintaining, and enhancing the Credit Benchmark structured data set.You will be responsible for working with a complex and evolving data set: refining the data framework, including development of new methodologies and analytical tools, onboarding and analysis of new content sets, detailed internal and external reporting as well as working with development and technical teams to deliver against the roadmap. This is a data focused role, where you will need to be highly numerate with good knowledge of tools such as SQL, R or Python, combined with a natural curiosity allowing you to explore and analyze Credit Benchmark’s unique content set and then communicate results to broader internal or external teams.Īs a member of the broader product function, you will play a leading role in building out our service, working with a busy and diverse team. Reporting to the Content Development Manager, the ideal candidate will be a recent graduate or someone with 1-2 years’ experience, ready to start their career in the financial industry with a small Fin-tech planning for significant growth. This role is based in our London office, with hybrid working. We are growing rapidly and are looking for a full time Data Analyst, working within our Product team, to join our London office to help enhance the core of our business: our contributed data model.Ĭredit Benchmark is backed by two leading venture capital firms who share our belief that Credit Benchmark can make a significant impact within the credit risk industry and broader financial market by improving the accuracy and transparency of credit risk by leveraging bank and financial institutions’ own risk views. The QCEW data are released just over five months after the end of each quarter.Credit Benchmark is a financial data analytics company bringing together the credit risk assessments of the world’s leading financial institutions to deliver greater visibility into the credit quality of individual entities. Our early benchmark estimates will be released approximately one week after the QCEW data become available. To understand this analysis, read more about its purposes and how to interpret the results. employment obtained from the sum of our early benchmark state estimates is not designed nor intended to be an accurate measure of national employment. Our methodology was adapted from an approach pioneered by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas and further modified to accommodate all 50 states and the District of Columbia. ![]() Since the QCEW data are available quarterly, the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia researchers are able to create our own early benchmark estimates on a more timely basis. The BLS issues benchmarked revisions of its monthly CES state employment estimates in March of each year by incorporating its QCEW data available through September of the prior year. Our state estimates incorporate the more comprehensive job estimates released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (BLS) Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) to augment the sample data from the BLS’s Current Employment Statistics (CES). The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia produces quarterly early benchmark estimates of monthly state employment for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. ![]() ![]() ![]() Early Benchmark Revisions of State Payroll Employment ![]()
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