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Securitized Products Credit Analyst - ABS/RMBS

Securitized Products Credit Analyst - ABS/RMBS

T Rowe Price

Baltimore, MD • Hybrid

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Job description

About This Position

The position will be responsible for analyzing and developing credit opinions on securitized transactions in the ABS and RMBS markets. The position will require analysis of financial, consumer and property market fundamentals, security level cash flows, ongoing security surveillance, the assignment of credit ratings, and trade recommendations that benefit T. Rowe Price portfolios. The analyst will be an integral part of the Securitized Products team at T. Rowe Price.

Responsibilities

1. Analyze and evaluate investment opportunities in the securitized products universe.

2. Analyze and recommend potential purchases and sales of securitized products securities to enhance portfolio performance. Conduct fundamental sector, market and security analysis, and combine relative value and strategy considerations in sector and security recommendations.

3.Analyze the fundamentals in covered sectors, including underwriting standards, prepayment and default forecasting, collateral market trends, macro developments and their impact on securitized credit securities.

4.Communicate and collaborate with various internal and external parties to develop well-researched, sound investment recommendations and sector theses. This position will interact most directly with internal peers who also cover securitized products. The role will also interact with Rating Agency analysts, external sector experts, T. Rowe Price Portfolio Managers, Equity and Credit analysts, and Quantitative analysts, among others.

Qualifications

Required:

  • College degree
  • Three + years of direct investment experience
  • Experience developing and maintaining reports and data
  • Basic understanding of financial accounting, derivatives markets and computer skills
  • Experience using Intex and Bloomberg
  • Strong written and oral communication skills
  • Strong decision-making and risk management background
  • Strong analytical skills
  • Collaborative, inquisitive and detail-oriented personality

Preferred:

  • Some knowledge and experience in RMBS and ABS credit
  • Advanced business degree is a plus
  • Chartered Financial Analyst designation preferred
  • Experience with data querying languages and tools
  • Knowledge of Excel VBA and/or Python

FINRA Requirements

FINRA licenses are not required and will not be supported for this role.

Work Flexibility

This role is eligible for hybrid work, with up to one day per week from home.


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