Any Citi/LevFin employees able to clarify this?

Getting interviewed for a Global Leveraged Portfolio Group Analyst role. Trying to break into LevFin, would this be a good starting point? I pasted the job post below. Thank you!

The Global Leveraged Portfolio Group Credit Team (“LPG”) within Institutional Credit Management (“ICM”) is seeking a driven and highly motivated Analyst to join the team.

The Analyst will work with the team’s Associates and Bankers to lead a best-in-class Leveraged Lending In-Business Credit organisation with the primary goal of materially enhancing Citi’s end-to-end Leveraged Lending credit management process. This will be achieved through a strong partnership with Banking, Capital Markets and Risk.

LPG Analysts are actively involved in Citi’s credit approval and origination process for leveraged finance transactions, assisting clients in raising funds in the capital markets, as well as providing ongoing credit monitoring support for Citi’s Leveraged Finance Portfolio of client relationships.

Responsibilities:

Work closely with other Analysts, Associates and senior Bankers to provide critical support across LPG’s core functions: Leveraged Finance transaction origination and credit approval; Periodic credit monitoring; Portfolio management and reporting, limits and early problem recognition; Application of internal leveraged lending policies and procedures; Global leveraged lending related projects and strategic initiatives

Work in conjunction with Bankers and Risk Managers to assess appropriateness of leveraged finance transactions (e.g. buyouts, refinancing, re-caps), secure approval for, and assist in executing transactions on behalf of clients

Perform periodic written reviews of the clients' financial and operating performance, covenant compliance, management/relationship strategy, and competitive position within its peer group

Research and develop a robust understanding of the fundamentals of the key industry trends and risk issues and develop the ability to succinctly convey thoughts and opinions to Bankers and Risk Managers

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