MNA Fellow

The Syndicated Loans and Mobilization Department (“CSL”) is at the forefront of mobilizing private capital and credit insurance capacity for IFC clients from banks through the B Loan program, parallel lenders, and through MCPP from institutional investors and credit insurance companies. The Department’s Co-Investor Solutions division (“CSLCU”) is responsible for developing innovative products, platforms and other solutions to attract private capital into emerging markets, including IFC’s initiative to warehouse and securitize assets that it originates. It is further responsible for mobilizing third party capital through the suite of syndication products as well as attracting non-traditional syndications partners, including institutional investors, to support the growth of IFC’s loan business. The Department also manages the ongoing syndicated portfolio engagements with B Loan participants, parallel lenders, MCPP investors and global credit insurance companies. CSLCU is currently seeking an MNA Fellow for its Global Portfolio and Analytics (“GPA”) team based in Washington, DC. The MNA Fellow will report to the Head of GPA. Duties and Responsibilities Syndication Portfolio Management

• Manage assigned syndicated loan portfolio by providing high-quality service to B Loan participants/parallel lenders/MCPP investors on ongoing project work (amendments, waivers, restructurings, information on key developments, responding to inquiries).
• Handle other portfolio activities including assignments and prepayments.
• For MCPP projects, prepare Annual Investment Project Reviews.
• Ensure contractual responsibilities with B Loan participants/parallel lenders/ MCPP investors are being met. Operations, Reporting and Analytics
• Prepare and process workflows for syndicated products (e.g., Participant Setup Sheets, new deal setup, assignments).
• Prepare and process various departmental reports (e.g., committed portfolio report, lender report, fee reports).
• Ensure that syndicated products and syndicated partners are properly reflected in IFC’s systems.
• Participate in corporate-wide reporting and IT initiatives to ensure departmental needs are addressed and the range of reporting on all syndications products is broadened.