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Deal Manager | Analyst

  • Job
    Full-time
    Junior Level
  • Business, Operations & Strategy
    Banking & Finance
  • Dublin

AI generated summary

  • You need 2+ years in financial services, LoanIQ experience, a relevant degree, Excel proficiency, and strong multitasking and communication skills with attention to detail.
  • You will manage loan lifecycle tasks in LoanIQ, analyze credit agreements for covenant monitoring, communicate with clients, and identify workflow improvements.

Requirements

  • 2+ years' of experience within the financial services industry in a similar operational role in a fast-paced working environment
  • LoanIQ experience or other loan processing system such as Wall Street Office or ACBS
  • Bachelor's degree in finance, economics, accounting, or other quantitative discipline
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel
  • The ability to manage and prioritise multiple transactions simultaneously, emphasis on interpersonal, stakeholder and client management and communication with strong attention to detail and organisational skills.

Responsibilities

  • You will be performing lending lifecycle management in LoanIQ, including but not limited to: loan static creation, payment processing, client reporting and ongoing loan processing of interest, principal and fee payments.
  • You will also be analysing and interpreting credit agreements, client reporting, to source specific data points for covenant monitoring, as well as analysing and interpreting client borrowing base reports and prepare client statements.
  • Communicating with external clients about operations matters and liaising with originators, structuring and sales staff to source client reporting would also be a large part of your role, while also solving and responding to complex queries in a timely manner, identifying gaps in controls and opportunities to improve workflow and the risk framework.

FAQs

What is the primary role of the Deal Manager | Analyst?

The primary role of the Deal Manager | Analyst is to support the lending lifecycle management in LoanIQ, including loan static creation, payment processing, client reporting, and ongoing loan processing, while communicating with external clients and internal teams.

How much experience is required for this position?

The position requires 2+ years of experience within the financial services industry in a similar operational role.

Is experience with LoanIQ necessary for this role?

Yes, experience with LoanIQ or other loan processing systems such as Wall Street Office or ACBS is required.

What educational qualifications are needed to apply?

A Bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, accounting, or another quantitative discipline is required.

What skills are emphasized for candidates applying for this job?

Candidates should possess proficiency in Microsoft Excel, strong attention to detail, interpersonal skills, stakeholder and client management abilities, and the capacity to manage and prioritize multiple transactions simultaneously.

Where is this job located?

This job is located in Dublin, Ireland.

What types of businesses will this role support?

This role will support Commodities and Global Markets' Fixed Income and Currencies (FIC) lending businesses, including Securitisation and Sports Financing.

Does Macquarie offer any benefits to employees?

Yes, Macquarie offers a range of benefits including hybrid and flexible working arrangements, annual leave, paid volunteer leave, and various wellbeing initiatives.

How does Macquarie promote diversity, equity, and inclusion?

Macquarie is committed to providing a working environment that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion and does not discriminate based on age, gender, race, or other characteristics.

Can employees access mental health support services?

Yes, employees have access to an Employee Assistance Program, which includes counseling and coaching services for their psychological wellbeing.

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Mission & Purpose

At Macquarie, we empower people to innovate and invest for a better future. We are a global financial services organisation with Australian heritage, operating in 34 markets.

Culture & Values

  • Opportunity

    We seek to identify opportunity and realise it for our clients, communities, partners, shareholders and our people. We start with real knowledge and skill. We encourage innovation, ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit balanced with operational discipline. We support our people to learn, achieve and succeed. Our success is built on this. We value the opportunity to be part of the Macquarie team, actively seeking out and respecting different ways of thinking and the contribution of others.

  • Accountability

    With opportunity, comes accountability. We are accountable for all our actions, to our stakeholders and each other. We do not compromise our standards. We take responsibility for our actions and everything we say and do is on the record. We analyse and manage risk, and we make decisions we are proud of and that stand the test of time.

  • Integrity

    We act honestly and fairly. We honour our promises. We earn the trust of our stakeholders through the quality of our work and our high ethical standards. We have the courage to speak up when we make a mistake or see something that doesn’t seem right.

Benefits

  • Flexibility and hybrid working

    At Macquarie, hybrid working empowers us to work together flexibly, balancing time spent working in the office and at home. Our shift to hybrid working is an extension of our long-standing commitment to flexible working. We are a people business. We build relationships and learn from each other. Hybrid working enables us to balance the needs of our clients, colleagues and teams, taking advantage of the benefits of coming together in person and providing our people with the flexibility they need. There are plenty of opportunities for our employees to connect with their colleagues including through our Employee Network Groups such as Pride at Macquarie, Families and Carers, Asia Women's Network, Wellness and Inclusion, and Women in Tech. Other employee-led networking and community opportunities include sporting groups and networking events. Each of our business groups has different needs so expectations for hybrid working are set on a group and team basis. Formal flexible working arrangements are also available.

  • Leave to support your lifestyle and wellbeing

    We offer a range of leave options to help our people manage their work and life priorities. Employees receive one wellbeing leave day per year as well as other leave options including compassionate and bereavement leave, carer's or personal leave and volunteer leave. Eligible employees can also purchase up to 20 days’ additional annual leave and take up to three months' unpaid leave.

  • Take care of your family

    Your family is important to you, so they are important to us too. We support parents in many ways including through our parental leave policy. Primary carers are eligible for 20 weeks’ leave at full pay. There is no minimum tenure requirement meaning all employees are eligible for parental leave upon starting work at Macquarie. To help parents transition to life as a working parent, we also offer 12 paid transition days upon your return. That means new parents can return to work four days and get paid for five days per week for 12 weeks; or return three days and get paid for five days per week for six weeks. Co-parents can access up to six weeks paid leave at the time of birth, adoption or custody. Other support services are also available including parents' rooms and access to a range of resources.

  • Health and wellness

    Our employees have access to several benefits to support their physical health and mental wellbeing. Some fitness benefits include discounted rates at a range of health clubs and gyms, onsite fitness classes - from running clubs and cycling teams to yoga classes. Alongside access to bike racks and regular bike servicing as well as change rooms, lockers and showers. Other health and wellness benefits include access to an Employee Assistance Program, corporate rates for risk and medical insurance, various onsite health screening checks and flu vaccinations.

  • Career development and learning

    We empower our people to learn, grow and develop their careers with us. As an employee you will have access to a wide range of learning and development opportunities designed to help you develop your soft and technical skills. You will also have access to subsidised relevant external study as well as paid professional memberships. As a global business there are also opportunities for you to grow your career in one of our many offices around the world.

  • Supporting the community

    We’re committed to making a positive impact on the communities where we live and work. To support our employees' volunteering efforts, we offer two days' paid volunteer leave. Our people can also access up to 10 paid days of emergency volunteer leave. Through the Macquarie Group Foundation, we also match charitable donations and funds raised by our employees for non-profit organisations