Vice President, Structurer (Credit) - Structurer, Credit
$190k - $215k/yr+ Discretionary annual bonus
Senior
Boston, MA, USA+1 moreMore locations: New York, NY, USA
In Person
Finance & BankingInvestment Banking
About the job
Requirements
- Strong academic credentials and a demonstrated track record of professional high performance.
- At least 7 years of experience; prior credit and insurance experience is strongly preferred, with backgrounds potentially including structured credit or finance, fund structuring, insurance solutions, private credit, asset management, or a rating agency.
- Strong understanding of insurers’ positioning in evaluating and allocating to credit investments, investment objectives, portfolio constraints, and capital considerations.
- Established familiarity with private credit markets, private credit strategies, and fund and capital structures.
- Strong financial analysis and modeling skills, including evaluating complex structures, transaction economics, sensitivities, and risk/return outcomes.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills, including synthesizing complex issues, articulating recommendations concisely, and influencing senior and multidisciplinary audiences.
- High degree of ownership, judgment, attention to detail, and execution discipline, with the ability to manage multiple complex workstreams and deliverables.
- Demonstrated leadership skills and ability to mentor junior professionals, improve processes, and contribute to the strategic development of a growing platform.
Responsibilities
- Originate, structure, and execute Rated Note Feeders, Collateralized Fund Obligations, and other structured fund solutions for insurance and risk-based capital investors seeking access to the company’s investment strategies.
- Develop deep understanding of investors’ objectives, portfolio targets and constraints, regulatory and capital considerations, and preferred investment structures; serve as a subject-matter expert on relevant investment products and credit strategies, assessing fit across strategy, structure, duration, liquidity, ratings, capital treatment, risk, and return objectives.
- Own end-to-end transaction workstreams, including economic analysis, term sheet development, due diligence, rating agency engagement, documentation, closing, and post-closing management.
- Coordinate with Portfolio Managers, Legal, Treasury, Finance, other internal stakeholders, and external counsel, financial institutions, rating agencies, investors, and other transaction parties.
- Lead rating agency processes and relationships, including interpreting applicable methodologies, developing transaction and rating cases, coordinating information requests and analysis, and driving execution against targeted ratings and timelines.
- Build, review, and synthesize detailed financial, structural, and scenario analyses to evaluate transaction alternatives, investor outcomes, and implications for the Private Credit platform.
- Monitor market, regulatory, and competitive developments affecting insurance partners, rated fund products, and structured fund solutions, and translate developments into product development and strategic opportunities.
- Communicate recommendations, transaction considerations, and execution updates to senior management, investors, and internal stakeholders through concise written materials and presentations.
- Provide leadership and mentorship to junior team members and help develop scalable processes, analytical frameworks, and best practices for the Private Credit Structuring team.
Desired Qualifications
- Expertise structuring and executing Rated Note Feeders, Collateralized Fund Obligations, fund-linked securitizations, or other structured fund or financing solutions.
- Deep engagement with rating agency methodologies and rating processes, experience managing rating agency workstreams, and established relationships across relevant rating agencies.
About the company
Bain Capital is a private investment firm that manages multiple asset classes including private equity, venture capital, public equity, credit, and real estate. It works by making long-term investments in companies across a wide range of industries and geographies, and then actively partnering with the management teams of portfolio companies to drive growth and improve operations over time. The firm uses a long-term investment horizon and an active-ownership approach to build value for its investors. What sets Bain Capital apart is its multi-asset scale and global presence, combined with hands-on collaboration with portfolio companies and a strong emphasis on social responsibility through charitable initiatives. The goal is to deliver sustained, long-term value for investors and partners while contributing to communities through its charitable programs.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$18.2B
Headquarters
Boston, Massachusetts
Founded
1984
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