$235K - $430K/yr
Full-time
Posted 9 days ago
Job description
Location: New York, NY
Position: Structured Finance Associate (2–6 years)
Salary Range: $235,000 – $430,000
Role Overview
Elite law firm seeking a Structured Finance Associate to support securitizations and capital markets transactions across multiple asset classes.
Responsibilities
- Represent issuers, underwriters & financial institutions
- Handle CLO, ABS, CMBS, RMBS, and esoteric securitizations
- Draft offering documents, pooling and servicing agreements, and transaction documents
- Advise on securities law issues including 1933/1934 Act, Volcker, and risk retention
- Manage and close transactions independently
Ideal Background
- 2–6 years of structured finance experience
- Strong capital markets regulatory understanding
- Excellent drafting and analytical skills
- NY Bar required
Frequently asked questions
Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a Finance Associate?
A: To succeed as a Finance Associate, key technical skills include proficiency in financial software such as Excel, financial modeling, and accounting principles, as well as knowledge of financial regulations and compliance. Soft skills like strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, effective communication, and attention to detail are also crucial, enabling Finance Associates to interpret financial data, identify trends, and provide actionable insights to stakeholders. By combining these technical and soft skills, Finance Associates can drive business growth, optimize financial performance, and lay a strong foundation for future career advancement in finance.
Q: What is the career path for a Finance Associate?
A: A Finance Associate typically starts as an entry-level role, progressing to roles such as Financial Analyst, where they develop skills in financial modeling, budgeting, and forecasting. Mid-level roles, like Senior Financial Analyst or Financial Planning and Analysis Manager, involve leading teams, managing budgets, and providing strategic financial guidance. Senior roles, such as Director of Finance or Controller, require advanced expertise in financial leadership, strategic planning, and decision-making, offering opportunities for long-term career growth and potential leadership positions in finance or executive roles.
