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Asset Finance and Leasing (AFL), housed under DBs Global Financing & Credit Trading franchise provides structured, bespoke non-flow financing solutions for clients across multiple asset classes. The team is actively involved in Lending, Underwriting, Structuring and Syndication of Bank market deals in Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy sector in APAC region. The clientele includes Airline Operators, Manufacturers, Lessors, Financiers, Hedge Fund and Corporates.The hire will support APAC region in analyzing new deals, performing due diligence, preparing teasers, trade terms & credit papers. Your key responsibilities Preparing term sheets, finalizing NDAs, teasers, financial models, credit papers, investor presentations for debt issuances and deal summaries for primary or secondary financing, syndication and insurance purposes. Conducting detail financial analysis & due diligence on clients to ascertain credit risk. Preparing credit paper and getting necessary approvals along with other due diligence required, providing business side assistance for internal ratings/credit reviews. Interacting with external and internal stakeholders like legal counsels, clients, syndicate banks, agents, insurers and credit team, treasury, rates, finance, operations and client on-boarding for deal related queries and driving execution. Support portfolio management post trade close including annual review updates on live book positions, collateral management, bookings etc. Your skills and experience Strong academic background from top tier business school / Chartered Accountant / CFA. Preference for candidates who understands fundamental credit analysis, financial market structures, and cash flow modelling. Superior analytical aptitude, problem solving abilities and excellent communication skills. Self-motivated individual with fast thinking to be able to work with tight deadlines and minimum supervision. Ability to work well in a team. Quick learner with a desire to work in a fast paced, challenging environment.
