Credit Sales Vice President

Truist BankNew York, NY
9d$250,000

About The Position

Cultivate relationships with institutional investors / buy-side clients in order to distribute primary and secondary corporate bonds.

Requirements

  • BA/BS degree
  • 8 years of related work experience
  • In-depth knowledge of Credit industry, market, and products
  • Track record of revenue generation and entrepreneurial nature
  • Prudent risk management skills
  • Advanced analytical and technical skills combined with a problem solving attitude
  • Excellent interpersonal style, good listening skills and the ability to communicate highly complex ideas clearly and concisely

Nice To Haves

  • CFA and/or MBA degree, with a Finance focus
  • 10 years of related work experience
  • Experience in mentoring and coaching junior talent
  • Technology / Coding experience (Python, R, VBA, ect.)

Responsibilities

  • Provide insights and market color from strategic accounts to help trading desk manage market opportunities.
  • Deliver a comprehensive platform of senior management, trading, research and syndicate teammates to our strategic accounts.
  • Works with Syndicate and DCM to get reverse inquiry for issuing clients.
  • Have a collaborative approach towards other Market/Risk teammates in order to best leverage our platform.
  • Support the risk management needs of the trading desk through active sales engagement
  • Experience in financial markets
  • Understanding of different sales approaches using credit skills and market knowledge to manage client transactions
  • Consistently meeting quality individual revenue goals from a variety of FI investors.

Benefits

  • medical
  • dental
  • vision
  • life insurance
  • disability
  • accidental death and dismemberment
  • tax-preferred savings accounts
  • 401k plan
  • no less than 10 days of vacation
  • 10 sick days
  • paid holidays
  • defined benefit pension plan
  • restricted stock units
  • deferred compensation plan
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