Debt Syndication Manager

Job location:
Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania

Overview:

Investment and debt syndication manager:
The role involves managing the company's investments, particularly in terms of sourcing funds and negotiating deals.

Here's a breakdown of some key responsibilities and tasks you might handle:

Investment Analysis:
Conducting thorough analysis of potential investment opportunities, including financial modeling, risk assessment, and due diligence.

Deal Structuring:
Developing and structuring investment deals to optimize returns and mitigate risks.

Capital Sourcing:
Identifying sources of capital for investments, which may include debt financing, equity financing, or syndicated loans.

Negotiation:
Negotiating terms and conditions with lenders, investors, and other parties involved in investment transactions.

Relationship Management:
Building and maintaining relationships with banks, financial institutions, investors, and other stakeholders to facilitate investment and financing activities.

Debt Syndication:
Managing the process of syndicating debt, which involves arranging loans from multiple lenders for a single borrower.

Risk Management:

Implementing strategies to manage and mitigate investment and financial risks, such as interest rate risk, currency risk, and credit risk.

Compliance:
Ensuring compliance with relevant regulations, policies, and procedures governing investment and financing activities.

Reporting and Analysis:
Providing regular reports and analysis to senior management on investment performance, financial metrics, and market trends.

Strategic Planning:
Contributing to strategic planning initiatives by providing insights and recommendations related to investment and financing strategies. Overall, the role as an investment and debt syndication manager involves a combination of financial analysis, negotiation, relationship management, and strategic planning to support the company's investment objectives and financial growth

Job location:
Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania

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