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Investment Analyst at Texas Permanent School Fund Corporation - ApplyBlast

Investment Analyst

Texas Permanent School Fund Corporation

4 months ago

Hybrid

Full Time

Junior

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About this role

As an Investment Analyst within the Private and Public Credit team at the Texas Permanent School Fund, you will research markets and analyze fund investment opportunities while supporting modeling for co-investments. This role involves conducting macro-level research, assisting with due diligence, and applying advanced financial analysis to real-world decisions. You will collaborate with senior personnel to evaluate new credit investments and maintain portfolio monitoring activities.

Responsibilities

Support due diligence processes by compiling research and drafting materials
Monitor and assess existing portfolio investments including performance and risk
Evaluate new credit investments alongside senior investment personnel
Create portfolio analysis reports assessing liquidity, risk, and credit fundamentals
Conduct macro and microeconomic research to support investment decisions

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in FinanceBachelor's degree in AccountingBachelor's degree in Economics

About Texas Permanent School Fund Corporation

texaspsf.org

Headquarters

Austin, Texas, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

1845

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The Texas Permanent School Fund Corporation (Texas PSF) is a stand-alone special-purpose governmental corporation created by the Texas Legislature in 2021 to manage the Texas Permanent School Fund and oversee the Bond Guarantee Program. It is dedicated to providing permanent funding for Texas public schools by generating investment returns, and it reduces borrowing costs for Texas school districts. The PSF currently holds over $60 billion in assets and distributes more than $2.4 billion annually to Texas K-12 schools.