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Debt Capital Markets Analyst

England
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This is an exciting new Debt Capital Markets Analyst role based in London.

Key Responsibilities

  • Perform detailed data analysis for securitisations and other structured finance transactions
  • Provide data to be utilised in all pre-deal investor material and input into and provide required data to all transaction documentation
  • Assist with the securitisation process from an originator and capital markets perspective
  • Provide all pre-issuance data analysis required for standard UK residential mortgage backed securitisation and Warehouse funding transactions
  • Responsible for all aspects of mortgage pool creation, Cashflow Modelling, management reporting and analysis
  • Develop close familiarisation of Rating Agency modelling techniques and keeping up to date with rating agency criteria and its impact on future and existing transaction execution in the context of public RMBS and or Private ABS Warehousing
  • Work closely with colleagues to conduct rigorous data analysis, crucial for exit/funding strategies, using cash flow modelling techniques
  • Prepare loan-by-loan data extracts and pool stratification tables in order to supply 3rd parties with the correct data to price and rate mortgage bonds
  • Effectively build relationships internally and externally
  • Deliver ad-hoc Projects and other business goals that may require your skills and or expertise

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Key Experience Required

  • Previous experience working in capital markets in Financial Services
  • Understanding of mortgage lending and markets
  • Advanced Excel and modelling skills are essential. SQL, VBA are particularly helpful and other MS office Applications
  • Working knowledge of securitisation cashflow modelling and hedging
  • Working knowledge of asset backed securities and Bank of England reporting templates

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