Magnit Global
Loans Analyst

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Loans Analyst
About the Role
Join our leading global banking organisation as a Loans Analyst in their Transaction Processing team. Based in London, working 3 days in the office, the role offers up to £300 per day inside IR35 via Umbrella.
This position is responsible for managing a portfolio of Syndicated and Bilateral Loans, ensuring transactions and lifecycle events are processed accurately in compliance with facility agreements, internal policies, and market standards. You’ll play a crucial role in loan operations, working with both internal stakeholders and external counterparties.
Key Responsibilities
- Process and verify daily loan transactions (e.g., loans, fees, income, guarantees, commitments)
- Manage lifecycle events across loan facilities, including:
- Rate fixing
- Settlements
- Fee calculations
- Ensure compliance with facility agreements and regulatory requirements
- Support resolution of scheduled and ad-hoc events, queries, and issues
- Escalate risks or discrepancies to management as required
- Interpret key clauses in facility agreements to guide operational actions
- Collaborate with Front Office, lenders, and borrowers
- Support process improvements and operational projects
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Key Skills & Experience
- Essential: Strong operations experience in banking and financial services (preferably in loans, payments, or middle/back-office roles)
- Desired (but not essential):
- Experience in loan operations or banking operations in fast-paced environments
- Must-have soft skills:
- Exceptional attention to detail
- Ability to handle high-volume workloads efficiently
- Strong prioritisation and deadline-driven mindset
- Excellent decision-making and problem-solving abilities
- Proactive, organised, and results-driven approach
- Technical strengths:
- Strong numerical and analytical capability
- Effective communication and stakeholder management
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