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Khaldoun Darwish
EDUCATION:
EXPERIENCE:
Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, California, USA June 2005 –July 2009
One of the world´s leading international financial service providers.
Analyst
Led and coordinated a multi-level team of individuals across all business and technical
departments.
Supported internal and external client inquiries regarding Web Investor and Electronic
Information Delivery applications.
Developed valued and differentiated services to clients, as well as infrastructure
development/revision.
Provided training to other analysts regarding new applications and system enhancements.
Identified process improvement initiatives and provide recommendations on
implementation.
Interpreted governing documents related to new initiatives.
Drafted business requirements for systemic enhancements.
Accountable for implementing efforts to mitigate and control operational risk.
Developed training for staff at all levels on new technological applications, new markets
and product lines.
Provided input into strategic business decisions and tactical support for
decisions/initiatives. Strategic initiatives included entering new markets and expanding
existing product lines.
Drafted business requirements for systemic enhancements.
Reviewed and compared loan level data to governing documents at deal origination and
on an on-going (monthly) basis, which included identifying data exceptions.
Utilized deal governing documents and model templates to create simple cash waterfalls
that supported the distribution process, verified validity of REMIC structure, and
validated quality of loan level data.
Oversaw the creation and implementation of a new bank website.
Khal.Darwish@yahoo.com
+44 (0)754 070 7338
125 Westgate Apartments, 14 Western Gateway, London E16 1BN
Assumed responsibility as manager of $26 million in assets in March 2001. Today the
assets are in excess of $78 million.
Selected and traded Common and Preferred Stocks. The portfolios investments included
high capitalization companies of the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ. The accounts out
performed the S&P for the past three years.
Selected and traded domestic and foreign issues in the fixed income sector. Within the
domestic portion of the fixed income we invested in corporate bonds, Treasuries and
agencies. On the foreign side we invested in strictly government and supra agencies
issues with an average credit rating of AAA. The company’s exposure to foreign bonds
was driven by the currency risk and not the credit risk.
Extensive use of Open Bloomberg, BondScore and Yield book systems in performing
scenario testing & sensitivity analysis. Analyzed risk measures, including EBITDA, Cash
Flow, Coverage and Profitability Ratios. Performed relevant Credit and Spread analysis.
COMPUTER SKILLS:
Bloomberg, PAM (Princeton Asset Management), Yield Book, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft
Word, Microsoft Access, SQL (Structured query Language). Operating Systems: Windows
Seven/Vista/XP.