An exciting opportunity has become available to join QIC's Infrastructure team as an Analyst / Associate - Financing, supporting the financing of a global portfolio of unlisted infrastructure investments.
We are open to appointing at either Analyst or Associate level, depending on the successful candidate's experience and capability.
Working closely with the Debt Financing and broader Infrastructure team, you will support the structuring and execution of financing across bank and debt capital markets for QIC Infrastructure's managed funds and direct investments.
This is a highly analytical and commercially focused role, offering exposure to complex financing transactions, global infrastructure assets, and a broad network of banks, advisers, investors, and portfolio companies.
Key responsibilitiesIn this role, you will:
Support the structuring and execution of bank and debt capital markets financing for new and existing investments and funds
Undertake financial and credit analysis, including financial modelling, sensitivity and scenario analysis
Assist with capital structure, credit risk and valuation analysis as part of investment reviews
Support the review and negotiation of financing documentation
Coordinate external advisers across legal, financial, tax and other financing workstreams
Assist with treasury, covenant and broader financing matters across QIC Infrastructure investments and funds
Support fund-level FX hedging activities and the development of hedging strategies
Maintain and analyse key financing data, credit benchmarks, dashboards and transaction precedents
Prepare client reporting, internal presentations and financing-related marketing materials
Monitor bank and debt capital markets, economic conditions and financing trends relevant to QIC infrastructure portfolios
You’ll be an analytical and commercially minded finance professional with at least three years’ full-time experience in a financial or commercial environment. We are open to appointing at either Analyst or Associate level, depending on experience and capability.
Strong numerical and financial modelling skills will be important, together with the ability to critically assess businesses, capital structures, investment risks and opportunities.
A collaborative approach is key, along with the ability to work autonomously, manage competing priorities and take ownership of your work.
A tertiary qualification in Commerce, Economics, Business, Finance, Engineering, Law, Mathematics, Statistics or a related discipline is required, or equivalent relevant experience.
Strong financial modelling, analytical and credit assessment skills
Commercial acumen and an ability to identify key business risks and opportunities
Strong written, verbal and presentation skills
Advanced Microsoft Excel skills, with proficiency in Word and PowerPoint
The confidence to engage effectively with senior stakeholders, lending banks, advisers and capital markets participants
Strong organization, prioritization and time management skills
A collaborative, proactive and outcome-focused approach
Experience within infrastructure, investment banking, debt advisory, corporate finance, private credit, lending, ratings, legal advisory or principal investing would be highly regarded. Exposure to financing documentation and transaction execution processes, as well as tools such as Copilot or Power BI, would also be advantageous.
Application:
Please submit your resume and cover letter outlining your relevant experience and interest in the opportunity.
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