Portfolio Manager - Private Credit

6w1 month ago

Triple Point

London, GB · Full-time · £90,000 – £150,000

About this role

Since 2004, we’ve been bringing investment ideas to life and connecting capital with the right people and opportunities. Today, we manage more than £2.5 billion across five key strategies including Private Credit. These underpin innovative investments for private and institutional clients.

The Portfolio Manager plays a critical role in protecting investor capital and supporting sustainable returns. Responsibilities center on high-quality financial analysis, portfolio monitoring, and proactive risk management. The role works closely with Origination, Credit, Legal, Relationship Directors and Operations teams.

The Corporate team within Private Credit manages pools of capital, focusing on lending to large, well-established corporates and household names. It specialises in tailored financing solutions for strategic growth, refinancing, and acquisition activity. The team delivers flexible and reliable funding partnerships across sectors.

This role embodies Triple Point’s High Performance Culture of technical excellence, ownership, curiosity and collaboration. It offers a great opportunity to progress your career with a committed employer. We’re a certified B Corp, PRI signatory and Sunday Times 'Best Place to Work 2025'.

Requirements

Strong credit and financial analysis capability, including confident interpretation of company accounts and development of robust cashflow models
Demonstrated ability to apply judgement beyond the numbers, balancing risk, structure and commercial context
High attention to detail, with full ownership of data quality, reporting accuracy and portfolio 'no surprises'
Ability to manage a complex workload with competing priorities while maintaining pace, accuracy and quality
Proven experience in portfolio monitoring and risk management within private credit or corporate lending environments

Responsibilities

Own the day-to-day management of an assigned portfolio, including financial analysis, cashflow modelling, covenant testing and proactive risk identification
Exercise sound credit judgement, identifying emerging risks, covenant breaches or downside scenarios and recommending appropriate mitigants to protect capital
Prepare, review and present high-quality credit papers, portfolio reporting and Credit Committee materials with clear analysis and recommendations
Lead portfolio activity including drawdowns, amendments, change-of-control and early termination processes, ensuring compliance with policy, documentation and governance standards
Act as a primary point of contact for borrowers and brokers on portfolio matters, building effective relationships and escalating complex issues with ownership