Truist Credit Delivery info
Anyone have any insight into the credit delivery group at truist. What about WLB, comp, culture. Anything else is helpful
Anyone have any insight into the credit delivery group at truist. What about WLB, comp, culture. Anything else is helpful
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From networking & talking to alums, very chill group in terms of personalities. Great modeling experience as they're doing all the actual underwriting analysis, which could range from DCFs, LBOs, and modeling collateral. Have seen some people from LinkedIn lateral to BBs, EBs, & private credit where they're in more front office roles, compared to the credit delivery which sits more MO
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Absolutely false. They do barely any modeling or valuation work. It’s a glorified back office job - in fact some kids have been caught faking their titles/credentials.
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Anyone interviewing for the open positions?
Most likely the credit arm of the bank. Focused on underwriting credits, modeling cash flows through a cash flow model…get handed the deal from a corporate banker, underwrite the deal, make a memo, present to credit risk and close the deal. Not sure if it’s both underwriting and portfolio management. But it’s one of those and most likely if it’s delivery it’s probably focused on execution and not PM work. I also saw a kid that had a job in acquisition financing whatever that is, assuming that’s the credit arm at Truist of sponsor backed deals extending credit to PE firms looking to do LBOs or M&A financing. Doubtful they do their own valuation if volume is high, usually another team does that at the bank but I could be wrong. I believe there’s a regulatory component to valuation when a main source of potential repayment is the sale of the company hinged on the EV value. Also, speaking from working with this bank and working in a similar role.
edit: just looked at a job posting, looks like it’s actually both portfolio management and execution (underwriting) for all credit transactions including sponsor backed transactions. Also, strangely enough it requires licenses so there must be a component where you are client facing and pitching products. Sounds like a good role, but also seems like hours could be a lot given there’s a lot of responsibilities.
anyone get a offer recently from the recent postings or in the process?
They start first round interview (phone screens)soon I think for summer program
think this is for the lateral posting
Have an interview next week - Any ideas as to what technicals could be?
Same here, for graduates right? Phone screen and then superday - I would imagine technicals should be very high level not sure
Graduates yes
Would you be willing to answer PM or have insight on the technical asked?
Anyone hear back after phone screens for the CD rotational graduate program
Anyone have any insight into the interview process/technicals they ask?
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