Director, Restructuring & Recoveries - Real Estate

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We have been retained by a leading pan-European real estate finance provider as they build out their Portfolio Management, Recoveries and Restructuring departments to support recent territorial expansion. As such, we are seeking a Director of Restructuring & Recoveries to oversee borrower relationships, drive strategic decisions, and lead risk mitigation efforts within a diverse loan portfolio.
Key Responsibilities:
Build and maintain trust-based relationships with borrowers, acting as the primary contact for all loan-related matters. Collaborate with portfolio management teams to assess credit risk and maintain portfolio quality. Ensure robust, up-to-date risk management systems aligned with industry best practices. Provide expertise in financial modelling, risk assessment, and credit reporting. Conduct case reviews, identify exit strategies, and report recovery plans to senior management. Assess asset-level NPV and loan loss provisioning potential. Lead recovery strategies for defaulted or high-risk cases, working closely with senior recoveries leadership. Monitor industry trends and regulatory changes, integrating best practices into portfolio management.
About You:
Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Business, or related field (advanced degree preferred). 10+ years’ experience in portfolio management, with a strong focus on borrower relationships and risk management. Minimum 5 years in restructuring and recoveries roles within a lender or advisory environment. Deep knowledge of loan monitoring, risk management, and financial analysis. Excellent communication and negotiation skills at all levels. Proven track record in managing complex borrower relationships and executing loan agreements. Strategic thinker with a proactive approach to problem-solving and risk mitigation. Proficient in Microsoft Office (especially Excel) and advanced loan management systems.
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Location:
London, England, United Kingdom
Job Type:
FullTime

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