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1000 South McCaslin Boulevard, Superior Colorado
Job Summary
The Analyst, Portfolio Management is an individual contributor responsible for supporting the Portfolio Management team in their financial analysis and preparation of underwriting documents to support multimillion-dollar corporate credit requests that grow funded assets and Key's client base, while maintaining asset quality within a moderate risk profile. These requests include obtaining initial approval for new credit exposure (e.g., revolving credit facilities, term loans, leases, foreign exchange products, derivatives products, and other ancillary products) and amendments to existing exposure. The Analyst also assists the team with ongoing credit monitoring and risk rating of corporate clients and gathering and supporting the review of legal documentation. This individual should demonstrate emerging leadership skills within credit underwriting and portfolio management; they may work independently on assigned tasks, but generally under the supervision of other Portfolio Managers (PMs) on a deal team. As part of the first line of defense, Analyst PMs are expected to consistently demonstrate a solutions-oriented, growth mindset that is supportive of line of business goals while still maintaining a moderate risk appetite and upholding asset quality.
This position will support KeyBank’s KEF Portfolio Monitoring Group and KEF Underwriting. The KEF Portfolio Monitoring Group completes annual reviews and other portfolio monitoring activities on a large portfolio consisting of municipal borrowers, vendor deals, solar panel transactions, and commercial and industrial (C&I) equipment loans. KEF Underwriting analyzes the underlying borrower, recommends structures for lease/loan financing for middle market and large corporate clients, and creates credit approval documents which are the basis for credit adjudication. This role may assist other teams as needed.
Essential Functions
- Gather and analyze relevant financial data for clients or prospects, including spreading financial statements and/or collaborating with third party vendor to ensure accuracy of financial spreads statements, analyzing historical performance, accurately calculating credit metrics, and supporting the identification of risks, mitigants and determination of creditworthiness.
- Model future financial performance of clients and prospects, including downside scenarios.
- Prepare credit underwriting documents identifying credit risks and mitigants, industry concerns, market share trends, financial trends, and other pertinent credit issues.
- Ensure compliance with all regulations.
- Participate in the approval process for lending commitments, amendments, waivers, and consents, including providing monitoring and reporting.
- Support PM teammates as needed with the review and maintenance of necessary legal documentation including credit agreements, guarantees, security pledges, and collateral documentation to ensure that the documentation correctly reflects approval from credit.
- Perform ongoing monitoring of financial performance and covenant compliance, supporting the accuracy and timeliness of risk rating changes. Ensure data integrity in Key's systems and reporting.
- Identify potential credit concerns and escalate to PM deal team as appropriate to support and/or improve the bank's credit position.
- Participate and attend management presentations, bank meeting and site visits as appropriate to support the monitoring of business conditions and creditworthiness.
- Conduct in-depth analysis and research on issuers and borrowers across various sectors through close, in-office collaboration with team members and access to on-site resources.
- Performs other duties as assigned; duties, responsibilities and/or activities may change or new ones may be assigned at any time with or without notice.
- Complies with all KeyBank policies and procedures, including without limitation, acting professionally at all times, conducting business ethically, avoiding conflicts of interest, and acting in the best interests of Key’s clients and Key.
Education
- Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience in finance, accounting, economics and/or business (required)
- OR equivalent experience (required)
Work Experience
- Experience in financial and/or borrower analysis (required)
- Experience preparing credit write-ups and/or capital markets analysis (preferred)
- Underwriting experience preferred
- Banking experience preferred
- Treasury, finance or accounting experience preferred
Skills
- Competent with Microsoft Office and the ability to learn and effectively utilize other technology applications.
- Ability to gather relevant research, analyze data, and synthesize information to draw conclusions and produce insights.
- Foundational understanding of banking and investment banking products and services.
- Effective presentation and communication skills, with the ability to collaboratively make an impact.
- Ability to plan, multi-task, manage time effectively, and lead work independently at times, with supervision of senior team members.
- Financial & Credit Acumen - Working Knowledge Level • Demonstrates an understanding of foundational accounting principles and can interpret and analyze financial statements (balance sheets, income statements, cash flow statements) to assess a company's financial health and ability to meet its obligations. • Able to effectively utilize various tools and techniques, including financial ratios, to evaluate a borrower's financial strength and assess risk.
- Sound Judgement - Working Knowledge Level • Able to carefully evaluate the impact of all emerging and/or existing considerations and choose the best path forward using informed, rational, and effective decision-making techniques in various lending and business situations.
- Communication - Experienced Level • Able to clearly, concisely, and persuasively convey information, whether verbal, written, or nonverbal. • Able to effectively synthesize large amounts of complex information into a more consumable summary. • Consistently demonstrates a focus on keeping clients partners, and teammates informed as to the real-time status of important matters.
- Effective Transaction Management – Working Knowledge Level • Able to effectively shepherd a transaction through all required stages, while staying organized, meeting deadlines, managing risk, and ensuring a favorable experience for the client.
- Effective Risk Management (including Loan Documentation) – Working Knowledge Level • Able to effectively identify, assess, and control potential risks involved with corporate lending. • Properly grading loans to reflect their risk level and ensuring accurate risk ratings. • Able to effectively interpret and negotiate credit agreements and loan documentation. • Understanding how specific loan terms and conditions can be employed to mitigate risk of loss. • Ensure accuracy in loan documentation and seek credit approval related to documentation that deviates from Key’s standard form (e.g. ISDAs).
- Client-Focused - Working Knowledge Level • Consistently putting the needs, goals, and experience of the client at the center of decisions, behaviors, and solutions. • Understanding what matters to the client and delivering value that helps them succeed. • Listening, anticipating needs, and tailoring solutions to meet client needs.
- Proactive Time Management - Experienced Level • Demonstrated ability to take initiative, set clear objectives, and prioritize tasks to meet deadlines, maximize productivity, and minimize stress. • Able to successfully identify which tasks are urgent (requiring immediate attention) and which are important (contributing to long-term goals). • Able to effectively multitask and balance competing priorities. • Habitually working with energy and commitment; industrious.
- Collaboration & Teamwork - Experienced Level • Effectively working with others to reach a shared goal. • Consistently displaying a willingness to shoulder a fair share of the workload in addition to helping others meet their objectives.
- Accountability - Experienced Level • Consistently taking ownership of one's actions, decisions, and performance, and being responsible for achieving the agreed-upon outcomes. • Being reliable, dependable, and fulfilling commitments. • Able to be relied upon as honest and truthful.
- Resilience & Ability to Manage Ambiguity - Working Knowledge Level • Able to withstand or recover quickly from stressful or difficult conditions. • Able to move forward with less than perfect, or incomplete, information and ability to flexibly and comfortably adapt to changing work demands.
- Critical Thinking & Intellectual Curiosity - Experienced Level • Able to identify, evaluate, and interpret information, and question assumptions to reach well-supported, evidence-based conclusions. • Open-minded and eager to seize opportunities to learn, grow, acquire knowledge, and expand skill set.
- Leadership & Influencing - Working Knowledge Level • Demonstrates the ability to influence and inspire, motivate, empower, and guide others towards a common goal. • Consistently displays the highest standards, values, and behaviors, inspiring others to follow, and setting a model for excellence.
Core Competencies
- All KeyBank employees are expected to demonstrate Key’s Values and abide by Key’s Code of Conduct.
Physical Demands
- General Office - Prolonged sitting, ability to communicate face to face in person or on the phone with teammates and clients, frequent use of PC/laptop, occasional lifting/pushing/pulling of backpacks, computer bags up to 10 lbs.
Travel
- Occasional travel to include overnight stay.
Work Location Category
- Hybrid (3+ days)
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
This position is eligible to earn a base salary in the range of $63,000.00 - $96,000.00 annually. Placement within the pay range may differ based upon various factors, including but not limited to skills, experience and geographic location. Compensation for this role also includes eligibility for incentive compensation which may include production, commission, and/or discretionary incentives. Please click here for a list of benefits for which this position is eligible.
Key has implemented an approach to employee workspaces which prioritizes in-office presence, while providing flexible options in circumstances where roles can be performed effectively in a mobile environment.
Job Posting Expiration Date: 09/01/2026
KeyCorp is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to sustaining an inclusive culture. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, genetic information, pregnancy, disability, veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law. Qualified individuals with disabilities or disabled veterans who are unable or limited in their ability to apply on this site may request reasonable accommodations by emailing HR_Compliance@keybank.com.
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Get Access To All JobsTips for Finding Visa Sponsorship as a Portfolio Management Analyst
Target asset managers and institutional investors first
Large asset managers, pension funds, and investment banks file the most H-1B petitions for portfolio analysts. Their established legal infrastructure makes sponsorship faster and more predictable than smaller boutique firms.
Lead with your CFA progress in applications
CFA candidates and charterholders stand out to immigration attorneys reviewing H-1B eligibility. The designation signals specialized financial knowledge and strengthens the specialty occupation argument USCIS reviewers scrutinize most closely.
Align your degree field with the job description
H-1B approval requires your degree to match the role. Finance, economics, mathematics, and statistics are cleanly accepted. If your degree is in a tangential field, document relevant coursework and work history explicitly.
Ask about E-3 if you hold Australian citizenship
Australian nationals can use the E-3 visa instead of entering the H-1B lottery. E-3 has no lottery, refills annually, and is processed at consulates in weeks. Most firms that sponsor H-1B will also sponsor E-3.
Clarify sponsorship willingness before the final interview round
Many portfolio management roles attract global candidates, but not every firm has done this before. Raising sponsorship early, framed as straightforward for your profile, filters out firms without capacity before you invest significant time.
Use Migrate Mate to find verified sponsorship-willing employers
Not every job posting discloses whether the employer sponsors visas. Migrate Mate filters for firms with active sponsorship history in portfolio management, so you spend time on applications that can actually move forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Portfolio Management Analyst role qualify for H-1B sponsorship?
Yes. Portfolio Management Analyst qualifies as an H-1B visa specialty occupation because the role typically requires a bachelor's degree or higher in finance, economics, mathematics, or a related field. USCIS approval rates for financial analyst roles are strong when the employer's job description clearly ties the duties to a specific degree field rather than accepting any bachelor's degree.
Which firms sponsor H-1B visas for portfolio analysts most often?
Large asset managers like BlackRock, Vanguard, and Fidelity, along with major investment banks and insurance companies with asset management divisions, file the highest volume of H-1B petitions for portfolio analyst roles. Boutique hedge funds and smaller RIAs sponsor less frequently because they often lack in-house immigration infrastructure, though it is not unheard of. Browse current openings on Migrate Mate to find employers with verified sponsorship history.
Does my degree need to be in finance specifically, or will other fields work?
Finance, economics, mathematics, statistics, and accounting are all well-accepted. Engineering and computer science degrees can qualify if the role involves quantitative modeling or data-intensive analysis, but you will need the job description to reflect those technical duties. A general business degree is weaker and may require supporting documentation showing relevant specialized coursework.
Can I switch to a different portfolio management firm while on H-1B?
Yes, H-1B portability allows you to start working for a new employer once they file an H-1B transfer petition, without waiting for approval, as long as your current status is valid. The new employer must file Form I-129 before your last day with the current employer to maintain continuous authorized status. Keep copies of all prior approval notices to support the transfer.
Is an O-1 visa a realistic option for a Portfolio Management Analyst?
O-1 visa is achievable but requires documented extraordinary ability, which in finance typically means published research, industry awards, a track record managing significant assets, or recognition from major financial institutions. It is more viable for senior analysts with six or more years of experience and measurable performance outcomes than for early-career candidates. An immigration attorney can assess whether your profile meets the threshold.
What is the prevailing wage requirement for sponsored Portfolio Management Analyst jobs?
U.S. employers sponsoring a visa must pay at least the prevailing wage, which is what workers in the same role, area, and experience level typically earn. The Department of Labor sets this rate to make sure companies aren't hiring foreign workers simply because they'd accept lower pay than a U.S. worker. It varies by job title, location, and experience. You can look up current prevailing wage rates for any occupation and location using the OFLC Wage Search page.