Transaction Manager (Capital Markets)
Location: Luxembourg
Job type: Permanent, Hybrid, 3 days per week in the office
Hours: Full-time, 40h/week
The salary range for this specific role will be € 55.000 – € 65.000 gross per year.
The final salary will be determined based on relevant skills, experience, and role scope, in line with our objective and gender-neutral compensation framework.
Your main responsibilities:
- Manages a varied portfolio of securitization and structured finance transactions covering a wide asset base including CMBS, RMBS, consumer credit, CLOs and auto receivables transactions.
- Communicates and coordinates with clients as well as all internal and external parties on the transactions in the allocated portfolio.
- Ensures the proper handling of transactions, including but not limited to incorporation, on-boarding, documentation review and execution in line with processes and procedures.
- Manages all company secretarial obligations for allocated special purpose vehicles (SPVs).
- Manages the timely organization and preparation of board meetings.
- Ensures good legal standing of all SPVs under management during the whole “lifecycle” of companies.
- Maintains and grows relationships with existing clients and intermediaries.
- Attends meetings with clients and intermediaries.
- Coordinates timely reporting of legal issues with clients.
- Adheres to the CSC client acceptance process and procedures and executes periodic review of client files to ensure ongoing compliance.
- Ensures all SPVs comply with regulations that are relevant to them including, but not limited to, Market Abuse Regulations.
- Submits time recording on a timely basis to ensure appropriate chargeability and a proper invoicing of chargeable work.
- Responsible for preparation of client billing files in line with the corresponding services agreement.
What technical skills, experience, and qualifications do you need?
- Want to succeed, grow, be challenged and challenge others.
- Are driven, confident, flexible and engaged.
- Hold a Master’s degree or professional studies in law with a minimum of 2/3 years of relevant working experience.
- Previous experience with securitisation and capital markets transactions would be an advantage.
- Are fluent in English and French OR German, written and spoken. Any additional language is considered an advantage.
- Have proven experience in financial services, international law, tax or trust environment.
- Have a real passion for what they do and why they do it.