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The Transaction Manager is a key member of the Corporate Trust team, responsible for the end-to-end documentation and management of international, cross-border transactions, including bonds, loans, escrows, and account bank arrangements. Serving as the primary liaison between legal counsel, clients, and internal stakeholders, the Transaction Manager ensures all deals adhere to the highest operational and documentation standards. This role is integral throughout the entire transaction lifecycle—from initial mandate and launch to closing and maturity—and acts as the primary point of contact for all portfolio-related inquiries. The successful candidate will execute transactions in line with global business standards and contribute to the continuous improvement of internal procedures.
Job Responsibility
Lead negotiation and review of governing legal documents (e.g., trust deeds, agency agreements, account bank, escrows) to meet international market standards
Provide expert commentary and advice on various iterations of bond, loan, escrow, and account bank documentation
Manage a dynamic daily workload ensuring all transaction activities and internal checks are completed accurately and within deadlines
Ensure all relevant transaction data is accurately captured and maintained in internal Citi systems
Proactively identify and escalate unusual or novel features within transaction documents to internal teams
Maintain a high level of vigilance regarding all potential risks
Contribute to maintaining and updating internal procedures and proprietary checklists
Build and maintain effective working relationships with internal stakeholders and external parties
Address all client queries in a timely and professional manner
Work effectively with a global team across various time zones
Act as a subject matter expert within the team
Continuously seek opportunities to optimize stakeholder experience and identify efficiencies
Requirements
Minimum of 4+ years of direct experience in Debt Capital Markets (DCM), Equity Capital Markets (ECM), or Corporate Trust within a financial institution
Minimum of 4 years Post-Qualified Experience (PQE) in a law firm specializing in DCM or ECM
Total of 8+ years of relevant professional experience is highly desirable
Strong background in private legal practice, Corporate Trust, or corporate banking with proven knowledge of debt capital markets and complex legal document negotiation
Proven ability to confidently negotiate commercial and legal points with both internal and external counterparties
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Superior organizational and time-management skills