Structured Finance - Structured Credit & CLOs, Senior Analyst (Austin)
Structured Finance - Structured Credit & CLOs, Senior Analyst (Austin)
Posted 38 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- A collaborative, team-oriented work environment where excellent communication skills are essential
- An opportunity to be a lead coverage analyst at a global rating agency
- A role that aids debt capital markets in making more informed decisions through timely, insightful, and forward-looking rating actions and research
- Analyze ratings on Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) using proprietary models
- Prepare and present rating conclusions to a credit committee
- Draft rating action commentary reports to communicate rating decisions to market participants
- Contribute to recurring and special research publications
- You May be a Good Fit if: Bachelor's or Master's degree in a quantitative discipline (finance, accounting, economics, etc.)At least three years of experience in the financial industry, with a preference for experience related to CLOs or Structured Finance
- Strong analytical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and attention to detail
- High level of personal responsibility, initiative, and self-management
- Ability to communicate complex subjects accurately and succinctly
- Interest in capital markets and structured finance
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite; knowledge of programming languages is a plus but not required
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