Vice President, Private Credit - Manager Research

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inforcapitalNew York (NY)

Investment Fund Managers International, Secondary Market, and All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation

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Manager

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$200,000 per year

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About the role

Vice President, Private Credit - Manager Research NomuraVPPrivate Credit On-site Location New York, United States Compensation$200,000 - $250,000/year Date Posted June 17, 2026 Stay ahead of the market Get instant notifications when new job openings matching "Private Credit / VP jobs in New York, United States" are published. About This Role Nomura Capital Management is seeking a seasoned Vice President to lead manager research and selection in the Private Credit Team for the Nomura Alternative Income Fund (NAIFX). The VP will source and manage best-in-class GPs while working closely with NAIFX portfolio managers to deploy capital effectively. The role focuses primarily on US-based managers in Asset-Based Lending, Specialty Finance, and Real Estate Debt offering both private credit funds and co-investments. Responsibilities include leading ideation, screening, vetting, analyzing, and negotiations on external GPs; managing, servicing, reviews, monitoring and surveillance of GPs in the portfolio; building performance analytics, attribution, and reporting tools; and overseeing ODD and LDD processes. The VP will maintain and expand a network of investment partners to identify primary, secondary, and co-investment opportunities. Investments may take the form of limited partnerships, SPV/JVs, co-investments, and secondaries market purchases. The ideal candidate has 5-7 years of experience in private credit manager selection and research, with extensive quantitative, data management, and research skills. Familiarity with interval funds, private credit portfolio construction, and risk management is essential. The role offers a salary range of $200,000-$250,000 per year plus additional compensation and benefits. Apply for this Position

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