Business Coo / Cao / Mgmt - Associate (Molino del Rey)

Role Description

Provide support to the SOFOM General Manager in the following matters:

• Closing of Transactions: Ensures the credit agreements contain appropriate language, from a legal, structural and operational perspective, in accordance with the applicable regulations, as well as with SOFOM’s policies and procedures. Also ensures covenants are properly set-up in the Covenant Compliance system.
• Control of Funding Sources: Maintains control of the current funding sources and monitors availability of these in order to ensure funding availability for transactions (requests for line increases when necessary and seeks alternative funding sources). Also executes transfers of fundings when necessary (from SMBC NYB to development banks’ line and vice versa, preemptive funding to development banks’ line, etc.).
• Day-to-day maintenance of transactions: Makes follow-up to interest payment dates and amortization dates and liaisons with Controllers and Back‑Office teams to reconcile amounts and dates of fees, interest accruals and amortizations and submits tax invoices for customers. Also liaises with Front, Middle and Back‑Office + Treasury Department whenever any change to the structure of the transaction occurs.
• Ensures all SOFOM regulatory and internal reporting is completed on a timely basis, containing accurate information.
• Ensures SOFOM complies with Corporate Governance policies established for SOFOM (including all required internal reports NYB and Tokyo).
• Liaises with external local Legal Counsel regarding transactions to be closed and corporate matters.
• Contributes to the development and implementation of new products and funding sources for SOFOM, as well as strategic projects for the development of SOFOM.
• Issuance of new policies and procedures as per the business evolution and provides constant maintenance/update of these.
• Provides support in internal/external audits.

Qualifications and Skills

• Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or Finance. MBA or Master's will be considered a plus.
• Minimum 5+ years of relevant professional experience, preferably at international banks or boutique investment banks with a presence in Latin America.
• Experience in administrative, middle‑back office and accounting areas.
• Strong organizational, analytical and problem‑solving skills.
• Fully bicultural individual, with exposure to diverse cultural and business environments.
• Relevant credit knowledge and technical expertise.