Syndicated Loan Operations AVP

MUFG (DBA)•Tempe, AZ

76d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Assistant Vice President (AVP) is considered a subject matter expert with the ability to support and address questions and transactions associated with the Syndicated Member Servicing business. The individual will be responsible for focusing on the resolution of complex loan transactions, where expertise is required to interpret against policies, guidelines or processes.

Requirements

Comprehensive knowledge of the Syndicated Loan Market, prior LSTA or working group involvement a plus
In depth knowledge of market initiatives to streamline and automate settlement and servicing
Understands market conventions for managing products across Syndicated & Commercial Lending Operations
Management experience preferred
Comfortable interacting with senior internal and external stakeholders, including the Bank's Clients, Investors, other Agent Banks, Issuing Banks, Syndications, Front Office etc.
Ability to analyze and streamline operational processes, improving productivity and efficiency
Knowledge of systems used to manage the Syndicated lending business: AFS, ACBS, Loan IQ, Clearpar, Syndtrak, Intralinks, Debt Domain

Responsibilities

Responsible for the day-to-day oversight of loan servicing transactions, ensuring that all lending transactions are followed and managed appropriately in accordance with the credit agreement, minimizing operational risks and losses, and ensuring compliance with all bank policies and procedures
Act as main point of contact related to SOX testing, internal and external audit requests, issue escalation, etc.
Minimize population of KRI's, breaks, and exception items within the space
Coordinate with the VP for support on initiatives, including technology or infrastructure enhancements, system upgrade and replacement efforts, including testing and implementation, human capital discussions, ensure appropriate resource allocation, understand business requirements, act as SME
Design and implement departmental structural and procedural changes where necessary