VP Infrastructure Credit Officer, Power, Energy & Digital Infrastructure

Madison-Davis; New York (NY); Híbrido; USD 153.000 - 185.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Madison-Davis, LLC is seeking a Vice President - Infrastructure Credit Officer for our Power, Energy & Digital Infrastructure Office in hybrid New York, NY. You will lead second-line credit analysis, review front office applications, prepare executive summaries, and present approval recommendations to senior management.

The role emphasizes independent credit assessment, ongoing portfolio monitoring, and interaction with syndicate banks, rating agencies, clients, and law firms.

Formación

• 5+ years of formalized credit experience with infrastructure or project finance.
• Proficient financial modeling skills and credit opinions.
• Ability to engage credibly with banks, rating agencies, clients, and law firms.

Responsabilidades

• Review and assess credit applications submitted by the front office.
• Build projection, recovery, and other financial models.
• Comment on the reasonableness of assumptions in management and bank sensitivity cases.
• Prepare clear, well-organized credit opinions with recommendations for approval or decline.
• Present credit approval recommendations to senior management.
• Monitor portfolio risk, credit migration, and default probability across the assigned portfolio.
• Engage in external meetings with banks, rating agencies, clients, and law firms as needed.

Descripción del empleo

Title: VP Infrastructure Credit Officer, Power, Energy & Digital Infrastructure Office Status: Hybrid New York, NY Base Salary: $152.5k $185k + Discretionary Bonus

ABOUT THE ROLE

This Vice President opportunity sits within the Infrastructure Finance Credit group of a well-established global financial institution, offering second-line credit analysis and approval responsibilities across a diversified infrastructure portfolio spanning digital infrastructure, oil and gas, power and transmission, renewable energy, transportation, and water and wastewater. The role combines independent credit assessment (reviewing front office credit applications, preparing executive summaries, and presenting approval recommendations to senior management) with ongoing portfolio monitoring and risk rating oversight. With strong visibility to senior and executive management and exposure to a broad range of infrastructure structures, this is an ideal fit for a credit-trained infrastructure or project finance professional with 5+ years of formalized credit experience and proficient financial modeling skills who can produce well-organized, well-supported credit opinions and engage credibly with syndicate banks, rating agencies, clients, and law firms.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Review and assess credit applications submitted by the front office
• provide effective analysis of financial structure, risk-return profile, collateral risk, and key transaction risks across digital infrastructure, oil and gas, power and transmission, renewable energy, transportation, and water and wastewaterBuild projection, recovery, and other financial models
• comment on the reasonableness of assumptions in both management and bank sensitivity cases
• compare prospective transactions to peer credits and industry trendsPrepare accurate, clear, well-organized written credit opinions with recommendations for approval or decline
• present credit approval recommendations to senior managementAnalyze and recommend appropriate borrower exposure to maximize risk-return
• recommend risk ratings for each customer and transaction as requiredProactively monitor assigned borrowers, industries, and relevant indices
• identify potential credit problems early and report findings and portfolio impact to senior management in a timely mannerEngage directly in external meetings, presentations, and events with syndicate banks, rating agencies, clients, and law firms, in coordination with coverage bankers and product partnersAct as liaison between other Credit Departments and senior management on credit applications, monitoring, analysis, standards, and policies
• assess credit migration trends and default probability across the assigned portfolio