Junior Investment Banker: Resource and Project Finance - Sandton

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**Overview** The role is for a Junior Investment Banker in Resource and Project Finance (RPF) Investment Banking CIB at ABSA, located in Sandton. This team is responsible for identifying, structuring, and executing RPF banking opportunities across Africa. The successful candidate will support the team with the structuring and execution of project finance transactions. **What you will do** * Support in the origination and execution of resource and project finance transactions. * Develop relationships with existing and potential clients from initial discussions to financial close. * Execute the business plan for the business area including development of strategies, client segmentation, marketing plans, and execution criteria to ensure RPF and the wider CIB meets performance targets and objectives. * Undertake detailed transaction due diligence, including the review and analysis of financial, legal, commercial, and technical reports. * Support client / bank / advisor interaction and ensure the smooth running of transactions. * Support all areas of execution from origination to financial close in compliance with the Bank’s risk appetite. * Preparation of term sheets and negotiation of loan documentation. * Preparation of the credit analysis and relevant documentation for review and approval by credit committees. * Preparation and presentation of marketing materials and pitching to target clients. * Cross-sell products from other areas of the Bank. * Assist with the portfolio management of existing transactions including credit reviews, waivers and amendments. * Assist in delivering the strategy and promoting the profile of the Bank. * Manage, mentor and develop more junior members of the team. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Minimum 5-7 years’ experience in an Investment Banking / Project Finance / Corporate Finance or equivalent role. * University Degree or equivalent with professional qualifications. * 3-7+ years of experience in power or infrastructure finance with proven track record of financings across both corporate and project financings. * Demonstrable understanding of typical structures used in project finance, and corporate facilities. * In-depth understanding and knowledge of the power or infrastructure sector. * Strong credit and financial analysis / financial modelling skills. * Good team player with an ability to work independently when required. * Strong communication skills - oral, written and presentation. * Strong track record in delivering initiatives and solutions in a high-pressure environment. * Bachelor`s Degrees and Advanced Diplomas: Business, Commerce and Management Studies Required. **Who should apply** The ideal candidate should have a background in Investment Banking, Project Finance, or Corporate Finance, specifically within the power or infrastructure sector, with a proven track record in financings. They should possess an in-depth understanding of typical project finance structures, strong credit and financial analysis skills, and financial modelling expertise. The candidate must be a good team player, capable of independent work, and possess strong communication skills (oral, written, and presentation). A strong track record in delivering initiatives and solutions in a high-pressure environment is also expected. **Deadline** October 15, 2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/junior-investment-banker-resource-and-project-finance-sandton-absa-group-limited-absa Source: myjobmag

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