Kedeen Welch

Bilingual financial services professional with over 4 years of experience in risk management, due diligence, and banking operations. Recently completed French language studies at UQAM and seeking opportunities in Quebec's financial sector.

Background includes credit risk analysis, regulatory compliance, and client relationship management gained through roles at Castle Hall Alternatives and Central Bank of Jamaica. Holds Master's degree in Economics and professional certifications in Enterprise Risk Management.

Fluent in English and French. Currently seeking positions in banking, risk management, or financial analysis where I can contribute analytical expertise and customer service skills to help clients achieve their financial goals.

Open to opportunities ranging from customer-facing banking roles to specialized analyst positions. Committed to building lasting professional relationships and contributing to Quebec's financial services community.

Financial services professional with 4+ years of experience in risk management and due diligence analysis. Former Due Diligence Analyst at Castle Hall Alternatives conducting independent investment reviews and client risk assessments. Previously served as Risk Analyst at Central Bank of Jamaica, developing counterparty risk models and presenting financial reports to senior committees. Experience includes regulatory compliance, Bloomberg terminal analysis, and client relationship management. Recently completed French language studies at UQAM and seeking opportunities in Quebec's banking and financial services sector.

Master of Science in Economics from The University of the West Indies (2017-2019). Bachelor of Science in Economics and Banking & Finance (Double Major) from The University of the West Indies (2014-2017). Recently completed French Language Studies at Université du Québec à Montréal - UQAM (2024-2025). Additional professional certifications include Enterprise Risk Management, Market Risk Fundamentals, and Operational Risk Management from recognized institutions including The World Bank.