190. Investment Analyst, Distressed/Special Situations Fund (Stamford, CT Area)

Posted 3 days ago

robin judson partnersHartford (CT)

SENIORITY

Lead

SALARY

$250,000

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About the role

Distressed Credit Fund Manager AnalystOur client is a rapidly growing but established distressed credit fund manager with strong returns located in the Stamford area. They have a small team of highly regarded senior investment professionals. The fund focuses on a variety of strategies including cross capital structure, public credit, mispriced stressed credits, idiosyncratic situations, misunderstood performing credit, litigation and process-driven distressed, restructurings, and equity. The strongest candidates have 8-15 years of experience with at least five years of direct experience in public distressed or special situations investing. Candidates should have outstanding modeling and financial analysis skills, excellent critical reading ability, and a keen intellectual curiosity. Candidates must also communicate effectively. The staff's collegiality is readily apparent, and they would like to find an Analyst who will enjoy working with the team. We encourage women and diversity candidates to apply. Our client will not sponsor visas. Qualified candidates may forward a resume, along with their undergraduate GPA to our website. Base Salary $250,000+ bonus (no deferrals). All inquiries will be treated confidentially.

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