Funds Financing Vice President

NatWest Group; London; On-site; GBP 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent financial institution in London is seeking a Funds Financing Vice President to lead the structuring and execution of credit facilities. The ideal candidate will have strong analytical and communication skills, with experience in funds finance products including subscription lines and hybrid facilities. This position offers a dynamic work environment focused on innovation and client relationships.

Qualifications

• Experience with subscription line, hybrid, and general partner facilities.
• Understanding of risk analysis and assessment.
• Experience in structuring or investing in securitisations covering CLOs and SRT transactions.

Responsibilities

• Underwriting, purchasing, and syndicating private credit securitisations.
• Leading execution and origination support while delivering on business strategy.
• Developing new structures, products, and business opportunities.

Skills

Knowledge of core funds finance lending products

Strong analytical skills

Advanced Excel skills

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Experience in analysing complex financial information

Innovative thinker

Job description

Overview

Join us as a Funds Financing Vice President

Responsibilities

• Join a growing team in which you’ll be underwriting, purchasing, and syndicating private credit securitisations and significant risk transfer transactions (SRTs)
• You’ll be responsible for providing origination support and leading execution while making sure we deliver on our business strategy
• Working within NatWest Markets plc and Private Financing, you’ll lead the structuring and execution of a variety of Funds lending product for sponsor customers across our Funds franchise

• Undertake risk analysis of new transactions
• Lead the structuring and execution of securitisation transactions, working with clients, client facing teams, Trading, Finance, Legal, and other functions
• Work on CLOs, private credit securitisations, and SRT transactions for both US and European customers

What you’ll do

As a Funds Financing Vice President, you’ll be responsible for the structuring and execution of term and revolving credit facilities with particular focus on subscription, hybrid, or general partner facilities. You’ll analyse and review potential transactions including their structural risks and return profiles and you’ll develop new structures, products, and business opportunities to support evolving customer needs.

Recognised as a product subject matter expert, you’ll support customer facing teams with product knowledge, marketing materials, and ideas to aid customer origination. You’ll also support the development and maintenance of client relationships, income streams, or new business opportunities.

Qualifications

We’re looking for a someone with knowledge of the core funds finance lending products including subscription line, hybrid, and general partner facilities. You’ll be familiar with relevant legal documentation including LMA and LSTA and you’ll have an understanding of risk analysis and assessment.

You’ll be an excellent team player with strong analytical skills, advanced Excel skills, strong attention to detail, and the ability to work to tight deadlines with a high degree of accuracy. You’ll also have experience of analysing complex financial information and structural features to inform product structuring to deliver customer requirements. Experience in structuring or investing in securitisations covering CLOs and SRT transactions would be highly desirable.

In addition to this, we’re looking for:

• An innovative thinker with experience of developing new products and solutions for customers
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills along with effective negotiation skills
• Strong writing and presentation skills
• An understanding of macro-economic and financial influences affecting the funds sector

Hours and closing

Hours: 35

Job Posting Closing Date: 30/09/2025

Ways of Working: Office First