Debt Portfolio Management at Anonymous in BROOKLYN, New York

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Credit Analysts Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

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About the role

Analyst Position An established investment management firm is seeking an Analyst to support Debt Portfolio Management team, including underwriting, and portfolio oversight for a large, diversified commercial real estate loan portfolio. The portfolio includes loans across multifamily, retail, office, and industrial assets.

Key Responsibilities: Monitor loan performance, including covenants, funding activity, borrower requests (repayments, modifications, extensions, assumptions, collateral changes), and cash management processes Track tax and insurance escrows, property-level business plans, and coordinate with third-party servicers Support risk assessments of new investments, including review of cash flows, collateral valuations, market data, sponsorship, insurance coverage, and compliance metrics Assist with investor reporting Prepare materials for internal investment committees related to existing loans, including approvals, funding requests, and watchlist assets Review third-party reports such as appraisals, property condition reports, environmental studies, and insurance documentation Develop and maintain financial models using Excel and ARGUSSupport efforts to improve processes through technology and automation initiatives

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Finance, Real Estate, Economics, or a related field 1-3 years of experience in commercial real estate, lending, structured finance, or a related field Exposure to CMBS, CLOs, or balance sheet lending is a plus Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel Experience with ARGUS is preferred

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