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Fitch Ratings in Chicago is seeking a Structured Finance – Credit Analyst at Associate Director level for CMBS Surveillance. You will analyze credit strengths and risks in U.S. and Canadian CRE properties, prepare opinions, and publish research on transactions and industry trends.
The role involves presenting to committees, mentoring junior analysts, and delivering detailed rating comments, with a hybrid work arrangement and opportunities for career growth.
Structured Finance – Credit Analyst, Associate Director – CMBS (Surveillance) in our New York / Chicago office.
Successful candidates should demonstrate the ability to analyze and develop credit opinions relating to CMBS transactions, communicate credit opinions to the public and publish research on transactions and industry trends.
Join a team focused on providing Fitch’s opinions and commentary regarding transactions and ratings within the Commercial Real Estate sector to investors and market participants. Our team's responsibilities include a diverse portfolio of CRE, including multi- and single-borrower transactions, CRE CLO and Data Centers, across North America. Foster a collaborative and team-oriented work environment.
Fitch is proud to be an Equal Opportunity and affirmatively action employer. We evaluate qualified applicants without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, and other statuses protected by law.
To protect Fitch’s credibility and reputation, our employees must take every precaution to avoid conflicts of interest or any appearance of a conflict of interest. Should you be successful in the recruitment process at Fitch Ratings you will be asked to declare any securities holdings and other potential conflicts prior to commencing employment. If you, or your immediate family, have any holdings that may conflict with your work responsibilities, you may be asked to divest yourself of them before beginning work.