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Job Opportunity: Treasury Professional
A private credit investment firm is looking to hire an experienced Treasury professional to join its growing EMEA Treasury function. This is a key role within the platform, supporting the firm's European private credit and private markets activities across deal funding, cash and liquidity management, payments, FX, banking relationships, and Treasury risk and controls.
Responsibilities
- Work closely with investment and deal teams, Finance, Operations, Tax, external advisers, third-party administrators, and banking partners.
- Support the full Treasury lifecycle around private credit transactions, including account opening, coordination with administrators and advisers, reviewing and executing funds flows, managing funding and distribution requirements, and ensuring appropriate controls are in place around payment and wire activity.
- Have exposure to cash positioning, liquidity forecasting, cash optimization, FX, and banking solutions across the firm's European investment structures.
- Ensure transactions are funded efficiently, securely, and within tight execution deadlines.
- Develop scalable Treasury processes as the business continues to grow.
- Maintain strong relationships with European banks and other service providers, ensuring the firm's Treasury requirements are delivered efficiently.
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Requirements
- 3–5+ years of relevant experience across Treasury, liquidity management, cash management, securities settlements, or a related function.
- Experience within private credit, private equity, alternative asset management, or investment management is highly desirable, particularly where this has included exposure to private markets deal funding and complex fund structures.


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Benefits
- Join a high-quality private credit platform and gain broad exposure to the intersection of Treasury and private markets.
- Genuine involvement in the investment lifecycle.
- Close interaction with deal teams.
- Opportunity to help shape Treasury processes within a growing and sophisticated investment business.
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