Director Project/Infrastructure Finance Credit

Madison-Davis; New York (NY); Hybride; USD 185 000 - 225 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Madison-Davis, LLC in New York, NY is seeking a Director-level professional to lead the Project & Infrastructure Finance Credit group. You will analyze credit, approve transactions, and manage a diverse portfolio across digital infrastructure, oil & gas, power, renewables, transportation, and water/wastewater.

The role requires 8+ years of experience, with strong senior-level interaction and the ability to independently assess risk, present recommendations to executives, and drive high-profile

Qualifications

• 8+ years of experience in project and infrastructure finance credit.
• Experience presenting credit recommendations to senior decision-makers.

Responsabilités

• Review and assess credit applications submitted by the front office, providing effective analysis of financial structure, risk/return, collateral risk profile, and identification of key transaction risks
• Prepare accurate, clear, and well-organized credit opinions with recommendations for approval or decline;present credit approval recommendations to senior management
• Develop various projection, recovery, and financial models, commenting on the reasonableness of assumptions across both management and internal sensitivity cases
• Benchmark prospective transactions against peers and industry trends to inform credit decisions
• Recommend appropriate risk ratings and borrower exposure levels to maximize risk-adjusted returns
• Proactively monitor assigned borrowers and industries, identifying early warning signs of credit deterioration and reporting findings to senior management in a timely manner
• Engage directly in external meetings and presentations with syndicate banks, rating agencies, clients, law firms, and other related parties in coordination with coverage bankers and product partners
• Act as liaison between credit departments and senior management on issues related to credit applications, monitoring, analysis, standards, and policies
• Stay current on market trends, regulatory developments, and sector dynamics to inform ongoing credit assessments across the portfolio

Description du poste

Title: Director Project/Infrastructure Finance Credit Office Status: Hybrid New York, NY Base Salary: $185k $225k + Bonus

ABOUT THE ROLE

This Director-level opportunity sits within the Project & Infrastructure Finance Credit group at a well-established global financial institution, responsible for credit analysis, approvals, and portfolio management across a diverse range of sectors including digital infrastructure, oil and gas, power and transmission, renewable energy, transportation, and water and wastewater. The role offers strong visibility with senior and executive management, meaningful involvement in complex, high-profile transactions, and exciting career growth prospects. It's an ideal fit for a seasoned project and infrastructure finance credit professional with 8+ years of experience who combines deep sector expertise with the ability to independently assess credit risk, present recommendations to senior decision-makers, and manage a portfolio of challenging credits across multiple industries.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Review and assess credit applications submitted by the front office, providing effective analysis of financial structure, risk/return, collateral risk profile, and identification of key transaction risks
• Prepare accurate, clear, and well-organized credit opinions with recommendations for approval or decline;present credit approval recommendations to senior management
• Develop various projection, recovery, and financial models, commenting on the reasonableness of assumptions across both management and internal sensitivity cases
• Benchmark prospective transactions against peers and industry trends to inform credit decisions
• Recommend appropriate risk ratings and borrower exposure levels to maximize risk-adjusted returns
• Proactively monitor assigned borrowers and industries, identifying early warning signs of credit deterioration and reporting findings to senior management in a timely manner
• Engage directly in external meetings and presentations with syndicate banks, rating agencies, clients, law firms, and other related parties in coordination with coverage bankers and product partners
• Act as liaison between credit departments and senior management on issues related to credit applications, monitoring, analysis, standards, and policies
• Stay current on market trends, regulatory developments, and sector dynamics to inform ongoing credit assessments across the portfolio