FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a CLO Analyst at U.S. Bank?
The primary responsibility of a CLO Analyst is to develop value-added partnerships with various teams to assist in client deliverables, manage ongoing transaction deliverables, calculate portfolio statistics, interpret trust indentures, and ensure high client service levels.
What type of experience is preferred for this position?
Three to five years of relevant work experience is preferred, particularly with understanding CLOs, syndicated bank loans, fixed income securities, securitization, or debt capital markets.
What educational background is required for this role?
A Bachelor's degree in business, finance, economics, accounting, or a related field is required, or equivalent work experience.
What skills are essential for a successful CLO Analyst?
Essential skills include strong problem-solving abilities, advanced Excel skills, effective communication skills, the ability to perform multiple tasks, market awareness, and strategic thinking.
Are there opportunities for professional growth in this role?
Yes, a career with U.S. Bank offers a wide range of opportunities to discover what makes you thrive and encourages learning new skills and trying new things.
What kind of software skills are beneficial for this position?
Experience with SQL and financial modeling software, along with advanced Excel skills, would be advantageous for manipulating collateral-related information.
Will the CLO Analyst interact with external clients?
Yes, the CLO Analyst will engage with clients, manage investor queries, and work with rating agencies to ensure high client service levels.
What kind of team environment can a CLO Analyst expect?
The CLO Analytics team is client-facing, dynamic, and fast-paced, allowing for collaboration with various internal teams and fostering partnerships with external clients.
Does U.S. Bank provide any benefits to its employees?
Yes, U.S. Bank offers a comprehensive benefits and total rewards package designed to support health, financial security, and peace of mind for employees and their families.
Is previous experience with documentation review important for this role?
Yes, strong documentation review skills are considered important for a successful CLO Analyst.