Structured Credit Associate
mission staffingWhite Plains (NY)
Structured Credit Associate
Posted 6 days ago
mission staffingWhite Plains (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A leading alternative asset manager is seeking a Structured Credit Analyst/Associate to join its New York investment team.
Job Description:
- Evaluate structured credit and asset-backed securities (ABS) investment opportunities across various asset classes
- Perform quantitative analysis, cash flow modeling, and collateral analysis to assess investment risk and returns
- Analyze securitization structures, payment waterfalls, credit enhancements, and underlying collateral performance
- Support the structuring, underwriting, and execution of structured credit transactions
- Conduct due diligence on underlying loan portfolios, including credit performance, defaults, prepayments, and recovery assumptions
- Collaborate with senior investment professionals throughout the investment evaluation and execution process
- Requirements / Qualifications
- Undergraduate degree or higher from a top finance and/or STEM program1–4 years of experience in structured finance, securitization, or ABS investments
- Strong quantitative analytical skills with an emphasis on financial modeling and transaction structuring
- Experience analyzing securitized products, collateral performance, and structured credit transactions
- Strong understanding of securitization structures, cash flow waterfalls, and credit risk
- Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills
- Strong interest in structured credit and asset-backed investing
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