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Infrastructure & Energy Financing Analyst at Deutsche Bank - ApplyBlast

Infrastructure & Energy Financing Analyst

Deutsche Bank

4 months ago

3.8 on Glassdoor

New York

Hybrid

Full Time

Junior

0 applicants

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About this role

An Infrastructure & Energy Financing Analyst at Deutsche Bank underwrites private credit opportunities in the infrastructure and energy sectors, requiring deep financial modeling and fundamental credit diligence. The role involves deal execution, including sponsor engagement, negotiation, structuring, and syndication, while building models to analyze cash flow coverages and debt metrics. Analysts support senior team members in transaction approvals and participate in ongoing risk management and performance oversight.

Responsibilities

Underwrite private credit opportunities in infrastructure and energy
Build financial models to size debt and run sensitivities
Analyze project documents and third-party consultant reports
Engage with sponsors and manage teams during deal execution
Support senior team members in transaction approval processes

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Economics, Business, Engineering, or LawMaster's degree in Economics, Business, Engineering, or Law

About Deutsche Bank

db.com

Headquarters

Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany

Company Size

10001+ employees

Founded

1870

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Deutsche Bank is a global financial services provider headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, offering a broad range of services including corporate banking, investment banking, private banking, and asset management. It serves corporates, institutions, and private clients across locations worldwide. The bank is also committed to sustainable finance, targeting €900 billion to support low-carbon transition and ecosystem conservation.