Analyst – Transaction Management

Role Overview

As an Analyst in the Transaction Management Team at FIS SCF, you will focus on supporting the ongoing operational activities of FIS SCF, including report review, monitoring transaction performance, payment processing, and managing external party relationships for trade receivable securitisation programmes on the FIS Supply Chain Finance (Demica) platform. You will also be involved in designing and implementing new transaction management and treasury procedures to support evolving business and client requirements.

Responsibilities

• Support the development and maintenance of effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
• Manage stakeholder communication, coordinate information flow, and contribute to the smooth execution of transaction‑related activities.
• Verify transaction reports, review investment criteria, trigger conditions, and concentration tests in accordance with transaction documentation.
• Ensure accuracy and completeness of reports before distribution to relevant stakeholders.
• Provide transaction support, including investigating and managing corporate/investor reporting queries.
• Collaborate closely with Structuring and Client Implementation teams to transition new transactions to the Transaction Management function.
• Develop a solid understanding of transaction structures, legal documentation, eligibility, and investment criteria to ensure accurate reporting and compliance.
• Collate and provide data for audit activities in liaison with the Client Support team.
• Manage and adhere to reporting calendars.
• Update relevant market/sector data and ratings where applicable.
• Obtain benchmark LIBOR rates where applicable.
• Document all processes and practices in procedure manuals and store them in a central repository, refining and updating documents as necessary.
• Maintain a MO task calendar to ensure all transaction and treasury responsibilities are executed timely.
• Carry out Power of Attorney duties where applicable.

Qualifications

• Previous experience working on securitisation transactions or trade receivables.
• Ability to read and interpret transaction legal documents.
• Proficient knowledge of Excel.
• Capability to work independently and multi‑task to meet tight deadlines.
• Interest in working with new technological tools.
• 2–3 years of relevant experience (preferred but not essential).
• Direct experience with the functioning of an issuance vehicle (SPV), ideally in a public/quasi‑public market.
• Experience working with large bank/non‑bank institutions as counterparties.
• Experience working with Bloomberg.
• Python experience.

Benefits & Opportunities

• Opportunities to innovate in fintech.
• Inclusive and diverse team atmosphere.
• Professional and personal development resources.
• Resources to contribute to your community.
• Competitive salary and benefits.

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