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Structured Finance Specialist

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Structured Finance Specialist – Commodities
Location: London
Salary: £140,000–£160,000 + 20–30% bonus
A leading commodities business is looking to hire a Structured Finance Specialist with strong experience across physical oil and commodity trade finance.
About the Role
This is a hands-on role covering the full deal lifecycle — from origination and structuring through to execution — working closely with trading, treasury, legal, operations, banks, and external counterparties.
What We're Looking For
- Experience:
- 5–10 years' experience in structured commodity trade finance, ideally from a trading house, bank, or energy-focused investment/project finance team.
- Skills:
- Strong experience with PXF/prepay, borrowing base, RBL, inventory monetisation, offtake-backed, and tolling structures.
- Proven experience with physical crude and refined products and an understanding of the underlying trade flows.
- Strong financial modelling, cash-flow analysis, collateral valuation, and stress-testing skills.
- Excellent credit and risk judgement across producers, refiners, NOCs, traders, and logistics providers.
- Good understanding of KYC/AML, sanctions, security, and trade documentation.
- Comfortable with physical trade mechanics including storage, shipping, logistics, and Incoterms.
- Strong relationship-management skills and the ability to work across multiple internal and external stakeholders.
- Comfortable managing several complex transactions simultaneously and working to tight deadlines.
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- Base salary: £140k–£160k
- Estimated bonus: 20–30%
If you have genuine origination, structuring, and execution experience within physical commodity finance, we'd be very interested in speaking with you.
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