The Business Architect will define and improve front-to-back operating models for loan and asset-backed investment servicing, with primary emphasis on middle office services. The role translates client and operational needs into service definitions, workflows, controls, data requirements, platform capabilities, and implementation roadmaps across broadly syndicated loans (BSL), private credit, and asset-backed finance (ABF) portfolios. The position combines practical middle- and back-office servicing knowledge with business architecture skills. Experience at a fund administrator, asset servicer, or asset manager is especially relevant, as is familiarity with investment accounting and loan servicing platforms. The role designs service models and end-to-end workflows for loan and ABF servicing, covering areas such as trade capture, settlement, recordkeeping, notices, cash movements, lifecycle events, reconciliation, exception management, and client reporting. It defines operational responsibilities, controls, service levels, escalation paths, and handoffs among internal teams and external parties. The Business Architect also translates requirements into platform specifications, assesses technology and integration gaps, and recommends practical target-state solutions and phased implementation roadmaps. The position works with clients and cross-functional teams to document current-state models, identify pain points and service gaps, define future-state workflows, and move service concepts into controlled production capabilities. It contributes to proposals, due diligence, implementation plans, governance forums, and client-facing materials. The role requires sound judgment in balancing client requirements, operational scalability, platform constraints, risk, and implementation feasibility.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
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