FAQs
What is the main responsibility of a Documentation Analyst in Collateral Management?
The main responsibility of a Documentation Analyst is the preparation of loan contracts and security documents for consumer and commercial loan structures, ensuring they are accurate and issued in accordance with credit approval in a timely manner.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A degree in Commerce or a business-related area is required for this role.
What skills are essential for success in this position?
Essential skills include strong attention to detail, the ability to build and manage relationships with stakeholders, effective planning and adaptability to changing priorities, exceptional communication skills, and a strong client focus.
Is there a focus on diversity and inclusion?
Yes, the organization is committed to providing a working environment that embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion, encouraging applicants from all backgrounds to apply.
What benefits do employees receive?
Employees can access a wide range of benefits, including hybrid working arrangements, wellbeing leave days, parental leave, volunteer leave, development opportunities, and support for physical, psychological, and financial wellbeing.
How does Macquarie support career development?
Macquarie invests in its people by providing a collaborative team culture and offering a range of learning and development opportunities to support long-term growth and career development.
What kind of team culture can I expect in the Collateral Management team?
You can expect a strong, collaborative team culture within a fast-paced and high-performing environment.
Is there flexibility in the working arrangements?
Yes, Macquarie offers hybrid and flexible working arrangements depending on eligibility criteria.
Can I apply if I need adjustments during the recruitment process?
Yes, if you require adjustments to your working arrangements or the recruitment process, you are encouraged to let them know when applying.