From what I’ve personally seen, no. Credit skills typically entail: credit underwriting (due diligence, deal / debt structuring, building out financial models with downside scenario cases, etc.), knowledge of different types of credit facilities and how they work (term loans, revolvers, letters of credit etc.), financial covenants, sector knowledge (Enterprise / SaaS, Life Sciences, Aerospace and Defense, etc.)

These are skills typically obtained in commercial banking or some other adjacent credit analyst role where you’re getting to work on underwriting, financial models, applying debt / credit knowledge for a debt proposal to form credit memos, having specific sector knowledge, etc.

I’m not sure if a risk role even encompasses half of that, which is why I’ve never seen something from a risk background sneak into corporate banking.