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Territory Sales Representative - Atlanta, GA and surrounding markets. Successful candidate will currently reside in the Atlanta, GA and serves the surrounding markets - no relocation package available.
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Support the Debt Capital Markets Manager(s) in the execution of alternative financing and refinancing options to diversify the group funding structure. The Debt Capital Markets team works to secure funds for acquisitions, refinancing existing debt, back leverage for lending investments and special projects.
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The Bank Capital Markets Internal Audit Manager will be an experienced, self-motivated professional interested in joining an entrepreneurially minded and ALM-recognized leader in the Consulting profession.
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Minimum 5 years of experience in commercial real estate finance, debt capital markets, or investment banking. RETS Associates, on behalf of its client, is seeking a Vice President of Capital Markets, Debt to be located in Atlanta or Dallas.
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