Two Graduates – Corporate Portfolio Management & Monitoring (infrastructure/Transport, Real Estate & Investment Goods) – based in Luxembourg
This position is based at our Luxembourg headquarters and requires regular office presence. The EIB offers you the opportunity to live and work in a truly international and multi-cultural environment. We also offer relocation support.
The EIB, the European Union’s bank, in the framework of its GRAD programme, is seeking to recruit for its Portfolio Management & Monitoring Directorate (PMM), Counterparty Management Department (CM), Two Graduates – Corporate Portfolio Management & Monitoring (Infrastructure/Transport, Real Estate & Investment Goods).
These are full-time positions.
The term of the contracts will be 2 years.
Panel interviews are anticipated for October 2025

ACCOUNTABILITIES

• Carry out, according to an agreed programme, reviews of corporate counterparts, assess their credit standing, and propose internal counterpart ratings and climate ratings
• Monitor the contracts of these counterparts in a proactive manner, review any guarantees in place and check the counterparts’ compliance with the protective clauses included in the loan documentation
• In case of non-compliance, and under the guidance of Senior Portfolio Monitoring Officers and/or the Head of Unit, report on and contribute to the resolution of contractual events (eg waivers and amendments requests) and actively participate in their implementation, working with colleagues in other EIB Directorates and with external co-financiers, under the necessary supervision as appropriate
• Under the guidance of Senior Portfolio Management Officers and/or the Head of Unit, handle client contacts, including organising and participating in financial monitoring visits to facilitate the monitoring process
• Perform ad hoc reviews, if necessary, in response to external market events to ensure that the Bank’s response is timely and appropriate
• Perform regular or ad hoc KYC due diligence checks, compliance checks and tax integrity checks
• Collaborate and coordinate activities with Origination, Credit, Legal and other Directorates/Divisions, in particular with the other Divisions in PMM/CM, the Joint Middle Office, and the Restructuring & Resolution teams to ensure alignment and proper implementation of procedures across the Bank
• Contribute to the Division’s regular reports on Early Warning Signals/Non-Performing Exposures to ensure proper views on the EIB’s portfolio and the risks it entails
• Check and, when necessary, update in a timely and accurate manner the data related to the assigned portfolio in the Bank’s IT systems to track proper monitoring of the portfolio
• Carry out any additional transversal task assigned by the management

QUALIFICATIONS

• University degree (minimum an equivalent to a Bachelor) preferably in Business Administration, Finance or Economics and supplemented by post-graduate studies
• A maximum of 2 years of work experience (excluding internships of less than 9 months) since your most recent graduation
• Practical experience in line with the role, including knowledge/experience of financial or credit analysis, would be a strong advantage
• Understanding of the EIB mission and activities as well as the operating and political framework in which the Bank operates
• Proficiency in MS Office Tools (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)
• Excellent knowledge of English and/or French (*), with a good command of the other. Knowledge of other European languages would constitute a strong advantage.

Carry out regular monitoring of a portfolio of signed EIB Corporate lending operations, mainly through Financial Reviews of counterparts (borrowers or guarantors) and Contract Reviews (verification of contractual clauses and covenants), in order to contribute to an understanding of EIB exposure to risks and to identify breaches or contractual events. You will also identify, document and contribute to event resolutions for post-signature events, thereby ensuring the stability and solidity of the Bank’s portfolio of outstanding loans, as well as supporting loan disbursements after first disbursement.