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Experienced Associate – Asset-Backed Finance

Experienced Associate – Asset-Backed Finance

CompanyLincoln International
LocationDallas, TX, USA, New York, NY, USA
Salary$125000 – $175000
TypeFull-Time
DegreesBachelor’s
Experience LevelMid Level, Senior

Requirements

  • Excellent analytic foundation with advanced understanding of financial statements and various valuation methodologies (DCF, LBO, comparable company analysis, etc.)
  • Proficiency at financial modeling with advanced Microsoft Excel skills
  • Two to five years of structured products experience
  • Strong writing skills and experience with PowerPoint and Microsoft Word
  • Effective organizational skills and the aptitude to manage people and work products
  • Strong communication skills and experience interacting with teammates and clients
  • Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Mathematics, Statistics, or Economics from top tier institution; strong academic record (both undergraduate and graduate)

Responsibilities

  • Preparing, completing, and reviewing financial models and sophisticated valuation analyses
  • Writing and reviewing valuation reports and presentations
  • Valuation and analysis of amongst other things, mortgage whole loans, student loans, consumer loans as well as RMBS, CMBS, CLO, ABS, and other structured finance securities
  • Drive the development and refinement of valuation models and approaches to determine valuation inputs, including loss and prepayment vectors, as well as appropriate secondary market spreads
  • Coordinating recurring valuation projects with team members including providing oversight to analysts
  • Interacting with clients and preparing deliverables
  • Maintaining proprietary valuation databases
  • Tracking the capital markets and analyzing any changes within the markets
  • Preparing marketing materials for meetings with potential clients

Preferred Qualifications

  • Structuring, trading, or whole loan modelling experience desirable
  • Four to six years of professional experience in valuations preferred, but not required