Senior Asset-Backed Financing & Securitization Lead
Citi
New York (NY)
On-site
USD 100,000 - 150,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Medical, dental & vision coverage
401(k) plan
Paid time off packages
Job summary
Citi is seeking an experienced professional for a senior role in Asset-Backed Securitization and Financing in New York. This position involves managing client relationships, leading complex financing transactions, and leveraging strong expertise in structured finance. Candidates should have 6-10+ years of experience, a bachelor's degree in finance or a related field, and a track record of ABS execution. The role offers competitive benefits including medical coverage and a 401(k) plan.
Qualifications
6-10+ years of relevant experience in structured finance, focusing on ABS.
Proven track record in originating and executing ABS transactions.
Strong technical understanding of securitization, credit analysis, and cash flows.
Responsibilities
Manage relationships with clients in the ABS market.
Originate new business opportunities in asset-backed financing.
Lead end-to-end execution of financing transactions.
Prepare detailed financial models and due diligence.
Mentor junior team members and foster collaboration.
Skills
Structured finance expertise
Client relationship management
Credit analysis
Cash flow modeling
Negotiation skills
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Finance or Business Administration
Job description
Citi is seeking an experienced professional for a senior role in Asset-Backed Securitization and Financing in New York. This position involves managing client relationships, leading complex financing transactions, and leveraging strong expertise in structured finance. Candidates should have 6-10+ years of experience, a bachelor's degree in finance or a related field, and a track record of ABS execution. The role offers competitive benefits including medical coverage and a 401(k) plan.