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David Careers

Vice President, NAV & Hybrid Financing

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pearse partnersManhattan (NY)
Financial and Investment AnalystsInternational, Secondary Market, and All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation

SENIORITY

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About the role

Vice President, NAV & Hybrid Financing – Global BankPearse Partners has been mandated by a leading global bank to hire a Vice President into its Fund Finance team in New York. The platform A tier-one global bank with an established fund finance franchise, providing bespoke, asset-backed financing to asset managers and private equity sponsors. The US team is expanding to meet growing demand. The team’s focusNAV-based financings for asset managers and secondaries investors Hybrid and back-leverage facilities for private equity sponsors
The role:
  • Leading transactions end-to-end, from origination and structuring through credit approval, documentation and close
  • Underwriting private equity portfolios and fund exposures, including diversification, concentration, valuation and cash flow analysis
  • Structuring LTV-based facilities, including covenants, cash sweeps and collateral packages
  • Preparing and presenting credit papers to internal committees
  • Monitoring portfolio performance and LTV compliance
  • Managing client relationships with asset managers and PE sponsors
  • Mentoring junior team members
  • What they’re looking for
  • Experience in NAV lending, fund finance, secondaries financing or structured/leveraged lending
  • Strong credit and portfolio analysis skills, with exposure to private equity fund structures
  • Working knowledge of facility and fund documentation
  • Existing relationships with sponsors, secondaries buyers or fund finance counsel are a plus
  • Strong communicator who is comfortable in front of clients and credit committees
  • Why it stands out
  • One of the fastest-growing segments of private markets financing
  • Specialist, structured product set beyond vanilla sub lines • • Deal leadership and direct client coverage in a growing US team

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