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Job Summary: 

As a Bridge and Excess Book Coordinator in Wholesale Loan Services, you will oversee global underwritten loan commitments, coordinating the Global DCM Bridge Book across regions. Collaborate with teams to run stress models, ensure reporting accuracy, coordinate equity fundings, and reconcile fees. Handle inquiries on bridge deals and conduct regular reporting, while participating in projects to enhance processes and ensure operational feasibility.

Job Responsibilities:

Coordinate and track the Global DCM Bridge Book, managing excess and underwritten debt commitments across all regions.Collaborate with DCM, Capital Markets, and Credit Risk teams to run severe stress models for all DCM transactions.Oversee preferred and common equity fundings within the DCM Merchant Bank portfolio.Reconcile observed fees on bridge transactions with the WLS Fee Team and Finance & Business Management teams.Serve as the primary resource for inquiries on individual bridge deal details.Conduct regular reporting on underwritten positions.Participate in projects to automate and enhance reporting processes.

Required Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills:

Undergraduate degree or equivalent experience with a minimum of 3 years in Syndicated Loan experience.Extensive knowledge of the loan product/Syndicated Loan business.Proven ability to influence and partner with team members and senior management.Strong leadership, time management, and organizational skills.Excellent oral and written communication skills.Ability to operate in a challenging and rapidly changing environment.Critical decision-making abilities and strong organizational skills.

Preferred Qualifications, Capabilities, and Skills:

Experience in coordinating global loan commitments.Familiarity with DCM transactions and stress modeling.Ability to manage complex deal structures and reconcile financial data.Experience in process automation and enhancement.