Structured Finance, Portfolio Manager - Associate in London

The Structured Finance Portfolio Management (SFPM) team is responsible for credit risk management and administration activities for a diverse portfolio of transactions in the renewable energy, power, energy transition, natural resources, infrastructure/PPP, real estate and securitised product sectors. It is both a client-dealing and a middle office role, including amendment/waiver requests, rating reviews, proactive monitoring of all risks, covenant monitoring and interface with key external and internal stakeholders.

The ideal candidate will be highly self-motivated, risk aware, experienced in project finance and/or real estate finance, customer focussed and enjoy working collaboratively in a positive team environment.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Account management of a range of project finance (“PF”) assets across all sectors and/or real estate finance (“REF”) assets.
• The portfolio may include difficult transactions which will involve regular additional reporting internally to senior management and credit and risk departments.
• Diligent and proactive credit monitoring through the review of all covenanted financial and project information as well as compliance with all regular reporting activities.
• Timely completion of all regular credit processes related to PF and/or REF assets.
• Administration tasks and regular reporting relating to a portfolio of assets.
• Active interface with internal departments including Credit, Legal, Front Office, Middle Office, Treasury, Audit and Back Office.
• Maintenance of good relationships with Agent banks, clients and other professional bodies.

Qualifications, Skills, and Experience:

• Good understanding of risks associated with PF and/or REF assets.
• Good knowledge and interpretation of legal documentation.
• Good financial analytical skills / interpretation of financial models.
• Demonstrable experience in managing a diverse portfolio of PF and/or REF assets.
• Ability to solve problems, make decisions and innovate.
• Excellent communication skills, self-motivation and flexible work approach.
• Independent thinker but collaborative nature to contribute to a successful team performance.
• Good organisational and time management skills and ability to work under pressure.
• Second language skills desirable.
• Education minimum 2 A-Levels but Bachelor’s degree or equivalent desirable.

What Mizuho can offer you:

• Competitive starting salary, plus discretionary bonus.
• Non-contributory pension.
• 27 days’ annual leave.
• Core working hours.
• Hybrid working - office and home based.
• Virtual GP.
• Wellbeing benefits, including Mental Health Allies and First Aiders.

At Mizuho, we embrace flexible ways of working when the role permits. We offer different working arrangements like part-time, job-sharing and hybrid working. Our purpose-led culture and global infrastructure help us connect, collaborate, and work together in agile ways to meet all our business needs.

At Mizuho we are committed to supporting equality, diversity and inclusion, and seek to create a workplace that is fully inclusive. We welcome applications from all sections of the community that we operate in and from all ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientation, beliefs, gender identities and disabilities.

If you require more information about our equal opportunities policy or wish to discuss any accessibility requirements or reasonable adjustments please contact the recruitment team.