Director Capital Markets- Global Fintech Lending Firm

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atlantic groupNew York (NY)

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About the role

Global Fintech Lending Firm Seeks a Director Capital Markets*Reporting to the Managing Director, Capital Markets*Supervising a Staff of 3-4*Oversee & Lead the Debt Funding Strategy*Structure, Negotiate, and Execute Warehouse Facilities*Assist with Structuring, Negotiating, and Executing Warehouse Facilities, Forward Flow Agreements, and Asset-Backed Securitizations (ABS)*Manage Funding Operations for Multiple Credit Facilities & Loan Sale Transactions*Covenant Compliance*Cash Management*Settlements*Oversee Process Automation for Capital Markets- Using SQL, Excel, AI Tools*Manage Liquidity Strategy*Work Closely with the CFO and Head of Capital Markets to Lead Future ABS Transactions*Coordinate Closely with Investment Banks, Rating Agencies, General Counsel and Internal Data Teams to Bring Deals to Market*Manage Relationship with External/Third-Party Vendors*Investor Relations
Qualifications: *10+ Years of Experience in Capital Markets, Structured Finance Operations, or Treasury at a Fintech, Bank, or Asset Manager*Strong Background in ABS & Warehouse Lending*Fintech Lending Experience a big plus*Advanced Excel, SQL, Snowflake & AI Tools*Strong Supervisory & Leadership Skills Base Salary 250k-315k + 40% Target Bonus & RSU's. Hybrid Schedule 2/in office 3/WFH. Tremendous Opportunity for Growth at this Global Lending Fintech Firm. ID#50151

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