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Middle Office Operations - Loans Documentation/Administration

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A small prestigious international Bank has an exciting opportunity to join its growing Operations area in a varied middle office role.
Your duties will include:
- Working on all aspects relating to the documentation and execution of corporate and commercial lending transactions - including end-to-end processing for syndicated/bilateral loans, commercial property loans, secondary market trades, guarantees etc
- Loan Documentation - preparing, reviewing, and validating loan documentation for new facilities, amendments, renewals, and restructurings in line with facility documentation, LMA/LSTA standards and regulatory requirements
- Monitoring and tracking documentation status
- Overseeing lifecycle events including amendments, waivers, drawdowns, repayments, interest events, covenant monitoring (including ESG) and collateral monitoring
- Reviewing and processing loan drawdown and rollover requests
- Reviewing Guarantee and Counter indemnity documentation to ensure wording reflects approved credit terms, and any necessary amendments/updates completed, ensuring all guarantees and supporting documents are properly drafted
- Assisting with onboarding and frontline CDD requirements
- Transaction management
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Your experience must include:
- Proven relevant experience of syndicated, bilateral & property loans documentation gained working in banking
- Strong IT skills including Excel, PowerPoint and SWIFT
- Excellent communication skills both written and oral
- Being a team player to assist in a varied operations role
- Degree educated


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