What are the responsibilities and job description for the Credit Officer, Fund Finance position at Bruin?
Independent credit assessment and approval recommendation of complex Funds Finance transactions, supporting credit decisioning across a multi-billion-dollar Financial Sponsors portfolio. This is a true second-line Credit Risk role, where you'll develop and present independent credit views on large-scale Subscription Finance and related structured lending transactions.
Key responsibilities
- Independently assess and recommend credit decisions on complex Funds Finance transactions, primarily Subscription Finance facilities, with exposure to NAV lending and other structured fund finance products
- Prepare and present well-reasoned credit recommendations to senior Credit Officers and Credit Committee
- Perform detailed credit analysis, financial modelling, stress testing and scenario analysis on structured lending exposures
- Assess fund structures, investor quality, borrowing bases, collateral and key transaction risks
- Conduct due diligence and challenge transaction structures throughout the credit approval process
- Monitor portfolio performance and identify emerging credit risks across an institutional Financial Sponsors portfolio
- Partner closely with Coverage, Origination and senior stakeholders while maintaining an independent risk perspective
Skills & experience required
- 6 years' experience in second-line Credit Risk or Credit Officer roles within Fund Finance, Subscription Finance or Financial Sponsors lending
- Demonstrable experience making credit recommendations and supporting credit decisioning, ideally with delegated approval authority
- Strong experience underwriting and assessing complex Subscription Finance or other structured lending transactions within a bank
- Excellent financial modelling, credit analysis and credit writing skills
- Knowledge of Subscription Finance, NAV lending, Financial Sponsors and private markets structures
- Experience preparing and presenting credit papers for senior approvers, Credit Committee or other delegated approval forums