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Credit Manager

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Credit Manager - Emerging Markets (Asia)
I am partnering with a leading international infrastructure investor to appoint a Credit Manager to join its growing credit risk team.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced credit professional with a strong background in project finance and structured finance to play a key role in the assessment and management of complex infrastructure transactions across Asian emerging markets.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct independent credit analysis of new and existing transactions.
- Review project finance, structured finance, corporate and financial institution exposures.
- Prepare credit recommendations for senior committees.
- Monitor portfolio performance and identify emerging risks.
- Partner with investment teams throughout the transaction lifecycle.
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Required Experience
- Proven experience in credit risk, project finance and/or structured finance.
- Strong analytical and financial modelling skills.
- Experience presenting credit recommendations to senior stakeholders.
- Knowledge of infrastructure, energy, transport or related sectors.
- Direct exposure to Asian emerging markets is essential.
- Ability to assess country, counterparty and transaction risks across developing economies.
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- Strong commercial judgement and risk assessment skills.
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- Excellent communication and relationship management abilities.
- A collaborative, solutions-focused approach.
This is a rare opportunity to join a highly respected international organisation where you will work on impactful transactions, influence investment decisions, and contribute to infrastructure development across emerging markets. Candidates with demonstrable project and structured finance experience, together with exposure to Asian emerging markets, are particularly encouraged to apply.
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