PRICING / FINANCIAL ANALYST

PRICING / FINANCIAL ANALYST - CIT AEROSPACE

Job Description
• Provide lease pricing quotes to CIT Aerospace sales personnel based on competitive market requirements while ensuring optimal return on investment.
• Modeling the anticipated cash flows from the lease using one or more commercial lease pricing software packages along with a spreadsheet analysis and summary of each transaction.
• Prepare amortization and payment schedules for lease and loan transaction closings.
• Review the draft lease documents to insure that the pricing references in those documents correspond to the final lease economics approved by the appropriate CIT managers.
• Prepare funding instructions for the purchase of the aircraft, detailing amounts to be paid to vendors, manufacturers, and financial institutions.
• Participate on special projects such as, the effect of changes in Federal or State tax rates on transactions either on an individual or portfolio basis, the impact of the treatment of changes in deferred tax position on economic returns, and the effect of new funding strategies on transaction economics.
• Take operational responsibility for the proper use of the Super Trump pricing software by field personnel and teach field personnel how to use the program.

• Bachelor’s degree required; concentration in accounting or finance is preferred.
• Minimum 1 year of aircraft or equipment leasing experience preferred but not essential.
• Strong knowledge of Corporate Finance and Accounting principles required.
• Understanding of US Federal Taxation policies as applied to equipment leasing and finance transactions is desired.
• Proficiency in MS Office (Excel, Word, and PowerPoint) required, knowledge of VBA is a plus.
• Knowledge of Treasury financial products such as swaps and hedges and how these products are used.
• Familiarity with equipment leasing software packages (Internet, Super Trump, ABC, or Decision Systems ) a big plus.

CIT is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Location
New York, NY 10036

Start Date:
Friday, November 11, 2011