Municipal Capital Markets & Lending Associate

Morgan-Stanley; Town of Islip (NY); On-site; USD 150,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Morgan Stanley in New York is seeking an Associate to support municipal capital markets and lending activities. You will analyze financing structures, evaluate market conditions and assist pricing and execution of transactions across public finance clients.

The role emphasizes financial analysis, investor analytics, and collaboration with bankers, risk and legal teams to close deals while monitoring portfolio performance.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate degree required.
• Experience in municipal public finance or debt capital markets is preferred.
• Strong analytical and quantitative skills; advanced Excel and PowerPoint.
• Programming skills in Python or VBA are a plus.
• Excellent communication and presentation abilities; collaborative and detail-oriented.

Responsibilities

• Support structuring, marketing and execution of municipal capital markets transactions.
• Assist in development of new municipal financing products and structures.
• Conduct investor analytics and prepare marketing materials.
• Collaborate with Public Finance bankers, sales, trading and other internal stakeholders to execute transactions.
• Monitor the municipal lending portfolio and provide credit analysis and due diligence support.
• Coordinate with credit, risk, legal and other teams through closing.

Skills

Analytical skills

Strong communication

Team oriented

Self-starter

Education

Undergraduate degree

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft PowerPoint

Python

VBA

Job description

Morgan Stanley in New York is seeking an Associate to support municipal capital markets and lending activities. You will analyze financing structures, evaluate market conditions and assist pricing and execution of transactions across public finance clients.

The role emphasizes financial analysis, investor analytics, and collaboration with bankers, risk and legal teams to close deals while monitoring portfolio performance.