Lead due diligence and investment execution for overseas renewable energy and infrastructure assets, including financial modeling, project finance, fund formation, asset management, and guidance of team members.
About this role
This role will join the Sustainability Solutions Promotion Department within Global Investment Banking. The department develops sustainability finance proposals for listed and unlisted domestic companies and public-sector corporations, connecting clients' fundraising needs with SDGs and ESG objectives.
Responsibilities include proposing suitable fundraising solutions, developing sustainability strategies and narratives with product specialists, and identifying market communication points. The role will acquire and manage structuring agent mandates for SDGs bonds, SDGs-linked IPOs and SDGs-linked public offerings, helping each transaction reach successful completion. During execution, the person will coordinate between issuing clients and specialist organizations such as third-party evaluation providers, and will handle post-transaction reporting and ongoing client support.
The position covers both debt and equity finance, including IPO-related proposals and execution. It also involves working with overseas evaluation organizations, ICMA, CBI, securities industry associations and other relevant authorities, as well as responding to domestic and international media. The role will coordinate with the company's global network and group companies, and participate in the operation of client seminars that communicate SDGs and ESG information.
Candidates interested in a career in sustainability finance are welcome. Relevant experience may include approximately one to three years in ESG, SDGs or sustainability-related finance, ESG analysis, ESG investment or evaluation at a securities company, financial institution or investment firm, or experience proposing or arranging sustainability finance in overseas markets. Communication ability for media and group-company coordination is also welcomed. Bookkeeping, financial planning, securities analyst qualifications and business English are advantageous but not required as stated.
Required capabilities include basic PC skills for preparing documents with Excel, Word and PowerPoint, finance knowledge such as accounting and financial affairs or the motivation to acquire it, and Class 1 securities sales representative certification, which may be obtained after joining. The employment type is regular employee. Working hours are 8:40–17:10 with a one-hour break. Holidays include two-day weekends, public holidays and the year-end and New Year period, with 17–23 days of paid leave depending on circumstances. Flexible work-from-home arrangements are available. Smoking is prohibited during working hours, and a reference check may be requested during selection.
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