Emerging Market Corporate Credit Analyst

EMTA USA Inc; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

GMO’s Emerging Debt Team in Boston seeks a Corporate Credit Analyst to support portfolio managers with research and credit analysis across a broad set of corporate credits, including those benefiting from government support. The candidate will contribute to the team’s first-decile track record and work closely with a six-member group in a dynamic environment.

The role requires 3–8 years in investment management or related fields, solid financial modeling skills, and deep knowledge of corporate

Qualifications

• Strong undergraduate or graduate degree in finance or related field.
• 3–8 years of relevant industry experience required.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; ability to distill complex analysis into actionable insights.
• Demonstrated ability to learn quickly, manage multiple priorities, and work in a collaborative research environment.

Responsibilities

• Conduct corporate credit analysis across a diverse universe of corporate credits and sovereign linkages.
• Assess structural features and contractual elements across public and private debt markets; maintain financial models.
• Perform rigorous due diligence through meetings with management and industry analysts; review market data.
• Prepare clear credit write-ups and present analyses to internal committees and external audiences.
• Collaborate with portfolio managers and analysts to support investment decisions and research efficiency.

Skills

Financial analysis

Credit concepts

Quantitative analysis

Communication skills

Spanish language

Education

Bachelor's or Master’s in Finance

Tools

Excel

Job description

GMO’s Emerging Debt Team in Boston seeks a Corporate Credit Analyst to support portfolio managers with research and credit analysis across a broad set of corporate credits, including those benefiting from government support. The candidate will contribute to the team’s first-decile track record and work closely with a six-member group in a dynamic environment.

The role requires 3–8 years in investment management or related fields, solid financial modeling skills, and deep knowledge of corporate