Infrassocs
Infrastructure Debt Advisory Analyst

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About the Client
Our client is a major international bank with a well-established presence in the European infrastructure finance market. They are looking for an Analyst to join their Infrastructure team within Corporate Banking, covering sectors including transport (ports, rail, airports), transmission networks, district heating and digital and value-add infrastructure.
This is a varied, fast-paced opportunity offering broad exposure across origination, execution, credit and portfolio management, with the chance to work closely with senior professionals on a wide range of mandates.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the execution of mandates across the full range of the team's activity
- Assist with the review of due diligence materials and legal documentation, including coordinating questions and comments with external advisers (technical, commercial, financial, insurance and legal)
- Support senior colleagues in preparing business proposals, memoranda, credit and business approval requests, loan recommendations and company information documents
- Assist with the preparation of presentations, liaising with colleagues across the bank (including Investment Banking, Debt Capital Markets and the Trading Floor) on ad hoc pitch books
- Lead the modelling workstream on debt advisory and co-ordination pitches and mandates
- Assist with desktop ratings analysis using external rating agency methodologies (e.g. S&P, Moody's, Fitch, KBRA, DBRS)
- Prepare amendment and waiver requests and undertake annual reviews for existing borrowers
- Undertake quantitative and qualitative client analysis and industry research
- Maintain the group's databases, including electronic records and regular administrative reporting
- Support internal processes including generating internal credit ratings, assessing deal economics and KYC/compliance
- Build a peer network across the bank to support inter-departmental collaboration, with opportunities over time to attend investor presentations and client meetings alongside senior colleagues
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- Undergraduate degree preferred (though not essential) in finance, economics, engineering or a related discipline
- Debt advisory experience, ideally including building financial models from scratch (particularly the financing tab) and performing sensitivity analysis as part of credit assessment and underwriting
- Experience at one of the top three credit rating agencies (S&P, Moody's or Fitch), or relevant ratings advisory experience, is an advantage
- Strong technical skills and computer literacy (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Bloomberg)
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to explain detailed analysis clearly and succinctly
- Comfortable working within a demanding, fast-paced team environment
- Proactive, well organised and able to multi-task across written and financial modelling work, and across different clients and sectors
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills, with sound judgement on unstructured problems
- Output-driven with strong attention to detail and a clear sense of accountability
- Proven academic track record
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