Analyst, Asset Management

The Asset Management Analyst at our New York City firm will engage in a variety of tasks, including assisting the Asset Management team with investor reporting, analyzing loan draw and funding requests, maintaining deal-level models, and participating in strategic discussions around current and new positions.

To be considered for the Asset Management Analyst role, candidates should have 1-3 years of experience in commercial real estate, an undergraduate degree in economics, finance, real estate, or a related field is preferred, alongside strong quantitative and communication skills.

Yes, candidates typically need 1-3 years of experience in commercial real estate or an equivalent combination of education and related experience to excel in the Asset Management Analyst position.

The Asset Management Analyst plays a vital role in formulating investment strategies by analyzing market conditions, borrower information, and asset performance while providing insightful financial modeling to guide decision-making.

Successful Asset Management Analysts possess strong quantitative skills, proficiency in Excel, effective organizational abilities, and excellent interpersonal and communication skills. A team-oriented attitude and the ability to work independently are also key.

The salary range for the Asset Management Analyst position in New York is competitive, offering between $100,000 and $130,000 annually, alongside a discretionary bonus.

As an Asset Management Analyst, you will engage in projects involving loan draw analysis, deal valuations, investor reporting, and participation in the disposition and restructuring processes, providing a rich professional experience.

When answering this question, highlight specific financial models you've created or worked with. Discuss the methodologies you used, what data you analyzed, and how your models provided valuable insights for decision-making.

To effectively respond, describe your organizational strategies, such as prioritizing tasks, using scheduling tools, and ensuring clear communication within the team. Provide examples where possible.

Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your answer. Choose a relevant challenge, detail your thought process, the steps you took, and the outcome of your actions.

Discuss key metrics such as Internal Rate of Return (IRR), Net Present Value (NPV), Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios, and how these metrics influence investment decisions.

Share your knowledge of various debt instruments like mortgages, mezzanine financing, and preferred equity, highlighting any relevant experiences or projects where you employed this knowledge.

Discuss potential strategies such as renovations, better property management, and repositioning of assets. Be sure to provide examples or case studies to illustrate your suggestions.

Mention specific resources you use, like relevant publications, market research reports, and networking events. Highlight your enthusiasm for staying informed and how it benefits your work.

Relay specific experiences where teamwork led to success, mentioning your role, how you contributed, and the outcome of the project. Emphasize the importance of collaboration in asset management.

Discuss how effective communication is critical for discussing strategies, addressing partner concerns, and collaborating with the team. Provide examples of how your communication skills made a positive impact.

Share your passion for asset management and what excites you about the field, whether it’s the analytical side, the dynamic market conditions, or the opportunity to impact investment success.