Senior Mid-Corporate Portfolio Manager

Wells Fargo & Company•Los Angeles, CA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Wells Fargo is seeking a Gaming Senior Mid-Corporate Portfolio Manager to join the Commercial Banking group, specifically on the Specialized Industries – Gaming team. This role is a key member of deal teams, responsible for providing research, analysis, and underwriting to formulate recommendations for extending credit and monitoring existing credit relationships. It offers an opportunity to work with a leading lender in the industry.

Requirements

4+ years of Mid-Corporate Portfolio Management experience, or equivalent demonstrated through one or a combination of the following: work experience, training, military experience, education

Nice To Haves

Proficiency in accounting principles, financial statement analysis, and financial modeling
Familiarity in credit documentation, including term sheets, credit agreements, and intercreditor provisions
Strong analytical skills, with heightened attention to detail and accuracy
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment
Solid foundation in credit analysis, including evaluation of business risk, industry trends, and capital structures
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook)

Responsibilities

Underwrite new transactions as part of a team alongside a lead underwriter: build and sensitize financial models, size debt capacity and covenant headroom, produce in-depth credit analysis and write credit approval memoranda.
Conduct diligence: synthesize data-room materials, financial statements, projections, and third-party reports; participate in Q&A; assess market dynamics competitive positioning and key risks/mitigants.
Evaluate legal documentation: review and comment on term sheets, credit agreements, intercreditor docs; align protections (e.g. covenants, baskets, events of default) with underwriting thesis.
Produce screening and approval memos: distill complex credit analyses into concise memos; clearly articulate the credit thesis, risks, mitigants, and recommended structure.
Coordinate closings: track conditions precedent, deliverables, and funding mechanics across sponsors, agents, legal, and internal operations; ensure accurate booking and documentation.
Portfolio Management: produce quarterly reviews, variance analyses, compliance checks, watch-list narratives, and ratings updates; recommend actions as performance shifts.
Execute amendments & waivers, negotiate covenant resets/consents, and document credit rationale.
Monitor market and macro trends: track economic indicators, pricing, leverage, and covenant trends to inform underwriting and portfolio strategy.
Integrate AI tools into underwriting and portfolio workflows to streamline research, accelerate production, and drive innovation and efficiency.