Graduate – Portfolio Management, Public Sector EU – based in Luxembourg

European Investment Bank (EIB)

Feb 26

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Junior Level
Research & Development
Banking & Finance
Berlin

Requirements

University degree (minimum an equivalent to a Bachelor) preferably in Business Administration, Finance or Economics, and ideally a post-graduate level
A maximum 2 years of work experience (excluding internships of less than 9 months) since your most recent graduation
Experience of financial analysis and/or credit analysis would be preferred
Interest and/or experience in public sector analysis would be an advantage
Proficiency in MS Office Tools (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint). Any knowledge of computer programming will be an advantage
Excellent knowledge of English and/or French (*), with a good command of the other. Knowledge of other European languages, especially Polish and/or Dutch and/or Romanian, would constitute a strong advantage).

Responsibilities

Prepare counterparty spread sheets based on an existing template. This encompasses a breakdown of the financial statements of the counterpart concerned and allows the calculation of financial ratios
Carry out, according to an agreed program, financial reviews of assigned counterparties, assess their credit standing and propose internal ratings and climate scores
Review the contractual clauses of the lending contracts active with these counterparties, in order to monitor their compliance on an ongoing basis, and support colleagues in the follow-up of the related contractual events
Promptly flag any non-compliance contractual event as well as any sign of credit deterioration of selected counterparties, and provide timely comments/updates
Propose solutions/remedies or respond to other requests from EIB counterparties and participate in their implementation, working with colleagues in other EIB Directorates and with external co-financiers as appropriate
Monitor and follow-up the repayment of the loans as they fall due
Perform ad hoc reviews, if necessary, in response to external events to ensure that the Bank’s response is timely and appropriate
Perform regular or ad hoc KYC due diligences, tax integrity checks and compliance-related tasks
Understand and follow on-going developments in the sectors and countries of assigned counterparties
Participate in the disbursement process of the lending contracts, under supervision and in coordination with the Joint Middle Office, and promote utilisation of the signed loans
Perform regular checks on Early Warning Signals, in line with the applicable policy, providing update of comments, outlook and any additional information possibly required to perform impairment testing
Contribute to the Division's regular reports and presentations
Participate in horizontal tasks in topics of common interest across PMM or with other Directorates, in function of needs and opportunities
Contribute to a sustained flow of information internally in the team and offer support/back-up to other colleagues

FAQs

Is this position based in Luxembourg?

Yes, this position is based at our Luxembourg headquarters and requires regular office presence.

What is the duration of the contract for this position?

The term of this contract will be 2 years.

Who is the employer for this position?

The employer is the European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Union's bank.

When are the panel interviews for this position anticipated to take place?

Panel interviews are anticipated for April 2025.

What is the main purpose of the role?

The main purpose is to carry out the regular monitoring of an assigned portfolio of public sector counterparties in various EU countries and possibly the UK.

What is the nature of the work environment at the EIB?

The EIB offers a truly international and multi-cultural working environment.

What qualifications are required for this position?

A university degree (minimum equivalent to a Bachelor), preferably in Business Administration, Finance, or Economics, is required. A post-graduate level is ideal.

Is prior work experience necessary for this position?

A maximum of 2 years of work experience (excluding internships of less than 9 months) since your most recent graduation is preferred.

What skills are beneficial for candidates applying for this role?

Experience in financial analysis and/or credit analysis is preferred, as well as proficiency in MS Office Tools. Knowledge of computer programming and experience in public sector analysis would be an advantage.

What languages should candidates be proficient in?

Excellent knowledge of English and/or French is required, with knowledge of other European languages, especially Polish, Dutch, or Romanian, considered a strong advantage.

What support does the EIB offer for language development?

The Bank offers appropriate training support to help employees attain proficiency in required languages for their career development.

How does the EIB promote diversity and inclusion?

The EIB values talent with unique characteristics and creates a work environment that encourages diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Is there a deadline for applications for this position?

Yes, the deadline for applications is 13th March 2025.

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