Director, Portfolio Management

Director, Portfolio ManagementAs a Director, Portfolio Management, you will:Manage a portfolio of complex corporate and project finance emerging-market loans for the DFC.Analyze risk profile and critical issues of portfolio; underwrite credit action requests; negotiate terms and documents with borrowers, co-lenders, foreign government officials, and third-party consultants for emerging market loans.Review and update complex financial models for projects, monitor financial covenants and project completion requirements for project finance emerging market loans.Develop and implement credit actions designed to minimize loss in adversely risk-rated credits or preserve the position of the DFC in emerging market project finance loans with regard to satisfactory credits.Analyze financial positions of projects in order to recommend risk ratings and determine opportunities for new financing within existing portfolio.Oversee evaluations of DFC's collateral in projects to cover DFC's financial risk.Manage relationships with senior project managers, consultants, sponsors, guarantors, creditors, and other parties associated with emerging market project finance loans.Conduct periodic site visits to examine interim development of projects and assess progress; make inquiries into all aspects of operations to evaluate potential impacts on the creditworthiness of projects and companies.Please Note: These are Bargaining unit positions represented by AFGE, local 1534.The salary information in this vacancy captures the GS-14, step 1 in Washington D.C. through the GS-14, step 10 in New York City, NY.Salary Range for New York City: $148,222 - $192,694 Salary Range for Washington, D.C.: $143,913-$187,093