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Arrow Global Group

VP, Portfolio Management - Real Estate

London
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Department: Portfolio Management - Real Estate

Location: London

Description

A Vice President in Portfolio Management supports the Managing Director in driving performance across a portfolio of real estate backed investments, utilizing the breadth of the Arrow platforms and the expertise of the Transaction and Asset Management teams to drive value, cashflow and exits. This role will be both internal and external facing (including third party service providers and input into reporting to our LP investor base), combining strong analytical rigor, day-to-day portfolio oversight, and a deep understanding of our investments.

About The Role

  • Strong knowledge of investments within their portfolio, tracking key performance triggers and engaging with platforms and asset management experts to help drive value
  • Using commercial acumen to assess proposals from servicers and asset managers (and flagging where action is not being proactively proposed), supporting the Managing Director with the portfolio management delegated authority process for the respective investments
  • Good understanding of Fund level metrics (net IRR’s, multiples etc) and how investment level decisions feed into overall fund performance
  • Knowledge of debt structures for respective investments and regular assessment of key covenants alongside the Capital Markets team
  • Engagement and working with the Transaction team on key investment exits
  • Supporting the running of quarterly investment performance roll-ups with the Office of the CIO
  • Supporting Investor and Board (quarterly) reporting for respective deals – providing insight on key investments and performance updates
  • Investor meeting support and Fund-raising involvement including the preparation of deal case studies
  • The assessment and provision of business plans for quarterly valuations to the Valuations team

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  • Experience in private credit, private equity, real estate or special situations funds
  • Track record supporting or managing investment performance across a portfolio. A background in commercial real estate is strongly preferred but not strictly necessary
  • Commercial sense and strong financial modelling capability
  • Strong analytical capabilities, the ability to process information in deep detail while retaining a view of the big picture, and the ability to distil data and situational background into concise summaries to inform senior management decision making
  • Strong interpersonal skills. Portfolio Management is a fulcrum group within Arrow, and the ideal candidate will need to work collaboratively with colleagues across nearly all departments
  • Confidence supporting investor-facing engagements
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Skills

Portfolio Management
Financial Modelling
Real Estate Investment
Private Credit
Private Equity
Analytical Rigor
Commercial Acumen
Debt Structuring
Investor Reporting
Asset Management
Interpersonal Skills
Fund Performance Metrics

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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