Analyst, Portfolio Management

Key Responsibilities

• Coordinate repo/warehouse loan drawdowns, repayments, interest payments – ensuring facility compliance and maximising leverage efficiency.
• Maintain a detailed tracker of all repo/warehouse facility covenants, concentration limits, and relevant reporting dates to maintain compliance.
• Manage the monthly, quarterly, and annual reporting requirements for each facility by coordinating inputs from Fund Finance and the Servicer.
• Work with Fund Treasury to coordinate the movement of cash up and down the investment structure while maintaining compliance with the bespoke loan waterfall structure under each loan facility.
• Attend weekly management calls to report on status updates for each leverage facility to relevant constituents (Head of Lending Portfolio Management, Servicing Platforms, etc).
• Work with Capital Markets team to transition new repo/warehouse facilities over to the Warehouse Administration & Portfolio Operations team.
• Assist in the effort to build new systems for tracking and organising critical accounting and financial data that is used for reporting.
• Build genuine subject-matter depth in the mechanics of repo and back-leverage financing, becoming a recognised operational resource for the wider team.

Skills, Knowledge & Expertise

• Proven experience in an operations role (loan operations, loan administration, fund operations or a middle-office role within lending, credit or real estate finance) — or a strong analytical background with a demonstrable attention to detail and appetite to learn.
• Highly organised and process-driven, with the discipline to run recurring operational tasks accurately, on time, every time. Someone who is able to work somewhat autonomously and anticipate what needs to be done.
• Proficiency in Excel and comfort working with loan-level data; experience with warehouse/repo facilities is a plus.
• Meticulous attention to detail.
• A proactive, ownership-minded approach: willing to chase counterparties, question numbers that look wrong, and escalate early.
• Clear written and verbal communication, comfortable liaising with servicers, lenders and internal finance teams.
• Interest in structured finance and fund financing — exposure to borrowing bases, facility covenants or securitisation is a plus but not required.
• Ability to use various systems in order to compile data for external output.