Counterparty Risk Analyst

Lloyd’s List Intelligence delivers the trusted maritime data, analytics, and insight that keeps global trade moving.

Powered by 3,000+ intelligence sources, proprietary AIS data, and a global network of analysts, we provide real-time visibility into the world’s fleets, trade flows, and risks. By combining advanced analytics, AI, and human expertise, our intelligence helps organisations across shipping, finance, commodities, insurance, legal, and government sectors make confident decisions— reducing risk exposure, optimising operations, and identifying commercial opportunities.

With over 300 years of maritime heritage, we continue to shape the future of trade intelligence, transforming vessel, ownership, compliance, and emissions data into clarity that drives smarter, safer, and more transparent trade.

Role Profile

As a Counterparty Risk Analyst, you will deliver impartial, high-quality counterparty risk assessments and targeted research for customers in the maritime, energy, and commodity trading sectors. You will play a key role in enhancing our counterparty risk report database with actionable insight, and support customer engagement as a subject matter expert. This role combines deep analytical work with stakeholder interaction and offers the opportunity to contribute to the evolution of our editorial content into data-driven formats.

You will be expected to maintain a strong network of contacts in the industry, and to build your expertise on counterparty risk in your geographical region, and across maritime markets, improving our customer experience and supporting revenue growth. Strong critical thinking, analytical and writing skills, as well as curiosity, are integral to this position.

This is a full-time permanent role reporting to the Counterparty Risk Manager in Singapore, and is balanced working model between home and in our modern and centrally located Singapore office with an excellent and a wide variety of services and transport links situated nearby.

Key Responsibilities:

Research & Analysis

• Conduct in-depth research on registered corporate entities using corporate registries, filings, industry databases, and trade press, to uncover ownership structures and financial standing to evaluate company risk profiles.
• Plan and conduct interviews with the management/representatives of subject entities and well-placed reliable and insightful market sources to gather qualitative insights.
• Assign in-house counterparty risk ratings and credit recommendation aligned with business exposure contexts.

Reporting & Customer delivery

• Produce clear, structured reports covering company ownership, operations, financials, market and risk assessments that support customer decision-making on near-term business transactions, delivered to agreed deadlines and report output.
• Maintain high-quality output aligned to our data quality and editorial standards.

Customer & Stakeholder Engagement

• Maintain regular contact with customers and market sources to maintain knowledge and a proactive approach to support due diligence needs.
• Act as a regional subject matter expert, supporting customer calls and networking events.
• Represent the counterparty operations team in cross-functional collaborations and conferences.

Team Support & Development

• Foster collaboration and share information with peers, such as market commentary and analysis, and other in-house data teams that research company and vessel ownership structures, to optimise the quality of data.
• Stay abreast of market news and new Lloyd’s List Intelligence product developments and functionality and continually develop your understanding of the maritime industry.

What we are looking for:

Essential

• Critical thinking and analytical skills, and a passion for company and financial due diligence
• Advanced OSINT research capabilities.
• Excellent written and verbal English communication skills.
• Strong stakeholder management and