Private Equity Funds Credit Risk Officer, AVP
Expiring today
- Recruiter
- State Street
- Location
- London, UK; Boston, US; Clifton, New Jersey; Stamford, Connecticut
- Salary
- Not disclosed
- Posted
- 29 Nov 2024
- Closes
- 12 Dec 2024
- Ref
- R-757434
- Approved employers
- Approved employer
- Job role
- Accounts payable/receivable, Compliance/risk, Credit control, Financial analyst, Financial planning & analysis, Fund accountant
- Contract type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full time
- Experience level
- Manager
1. Role: Assistant Vice President– Private Equity and Private Debt Funds – Credit Officer
Manage credit risk for a portfolio of Private Equity/Private Debt by conducting credit reviews, performing risk ratings, continuous monitoring, and ad-hoc analyses. Maintain data, characteristics, and risk metrics for funds and counterparties in Risk and Dealing systems to ensure control and accurate exposure reporting.
2. Major Responsibilities:
- Undertake credit analysis on a portfolio of private equity/private debt funds utilizing strategies across multiple lending and trading products (including Revolving Credit Facilities, NAV Loans, FX, and so forth) for State Street’s direct and custody clients
- Perform/Review annual risk ratings, utilizing analytics and various metrics, within State Street’s Basel-compliant models
- Review and analyse deal proposals presented by the business unit for PE Funds/Private Credit Funds.
- Participate in due diligence calls and review annual renewals of existing counterparties
- Support relevant workstreams during the annual Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) exercise
- Provide monthly/quarterly reporting related to the portfolio for various committees
- Ongoing monitoring and management of the credit quality of the client portfolio, identifying trends and recommending action when necessary
- Develop and apply knowledge of risk metrics and characteristics that impact a fund’s relative risk (including strategy, performance, financials, investor base, and historical trends) and utilize in analysis, ratings, and reviews
- Propose adjustments to limit sizes and tenors based on reasoned analysis together with business requirements and utilization history
- Develop strong knowledge and act as a super user of State Street’s Risk systems and principal trading systems, particularly with respect to exposure methodologies, key risks, account and limit structuring, and reporting
- Review and understand limit exceptions reports, investigate causes, propose remediation action, and resolve upon consensus and approval
- Build knowledge of the content and structuring of legal documentation governing trading businesses
- Propose and implement enhancements to the credit approval and risk management processes
- Establish and maintain procedure and working documents
- Establish a close working relationship with the Front Office Business Teams, as well as other internal groups, to ensure effective and efficient communication of all relevant matters
- Support the business in new product/portfolio expansion initiatives
3. Requirements:
Education and Experience
- Preferred 4+ years of counterparty credit risk management in a global financial institution, or related experience, with a broad knowledge of credit and capital market products; Bachelors in Business, Finance, or relevant field. MBA and/or CFA (or equivalent) beneficial but not required.
Skills/Knowledge
These skills will help you succeed in this role
- Critical thinking and analytical skills with the goal of identifying and managing key risks impacting the portfolio, including macroeconomic, market, and counterparty-specific risks
- Ability to establish a close working relationship with the front office business unit and other teams across the organization
- Strong verbal, written, and presentation skills
- Self-motivated and able to work independently
- Excellent time-management skills with the ability to prioritize competing demands
- Knowledge of the various fund types and their associated risk profiles essential
- Knowledge of lending and trading products credit products associated with the portfolios required
- Excellent Excel skills and reporting capabilities
- High level of credit analytical skill sets (qualitative and quantitative)
- Working knowledge of State Street’s credit rating and limit management systems, and credit policies, preferred
- Ability to demonstrate persistence and see tasks through to their conclusion. Able to self-motivate, and thrive in a dynamic environment
End Date: December 30, 2024
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