Hybrid CMBS & CRE Credit Analyst

Fitch Ratings; New York (NY); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work environment (3 days in-&#x

Job summary

Fitch Ratings is seeking a Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Analyst based out of our New York or Chicago office. This role offers exposure to North American CRE credit analysis within a collaborative, learning-focused environment.

You will assess credit strengths and risks of U.S. and Canadian CRE properties, apply quantitative analysis to property and loan level data, communicate rating conclusions to credit committees, and publish transaction reports and research commentary.

Qualifications

• Hold a bachelor’s degree.
• Have at least 12 months of experience in underwriting, valuing, or working out commercial real estate, excluding internships.
• Possess expertise in Excel and Word.
• Demonstrate strong analytical, quantitative, and organizational skills with the ability to multitask.
• Are familiar with commercial property types.
• Exhibit effective communication skills, including strong writing ability.
• Can shift fluidly between multiple projects as priorities change.

Responsibilities

• Identify and assess credit strengths and risks of commercial real estate properties, and the related loan structures in U.S and Canadian CRE markets, and property cash flow underwriting and valuations.
• Use quantitative skills to analyze property and loan level characteristics and industry trends.
• Communicate rating conclusions to credit committee.
• Publish detailed transaction reports, rating commentaries and research reports.

Skills

Excel

Word

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Fitch Ratings is seeking a Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Analyst based out of our New York or Chicago office. This role offers exposure to North American CRE credit analysis within a collaborative, learning-focused environment.

You will assess credit strengths and risks of U.S. and Canadian CRE properties, apply quantitative analysis to property and loan level data, communicate rating conclusions to credit committees, and publish transaction reports and research commentary.