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Since 2004, we’ve been bringing investment ideas to life and connecting capital with the right people and opportunities. Today, we manage more than £2.5 billion for a broad range of investors across five key investment strategies: Private Credit, Social Housing, Clean Heat, Energy and Venture. These strategies underpin the innovative range of investments we offer to both private (retail) and institutional clients. There are 230+ employees at Triple Point, all committed to leaving the world demonstrably better than we found it. That’s why we’re a certified B Corp, signed up to the Principles for Responsible Investment, and were named a Sunday Times 'Best Place to Work 2025 & 2026' . I f this sounds like an environment where you would flourish, then read on… The Function & Team Triple Point’s Energy team has developed a reputation for investing in the fastest-growing segments of energy transition. By achieving a first-mover advantage, the team delivers superior risk-adjusted returns to our investors. The business is underpinned by a highly entrepreneurial and dynamic group of individuals with backgrounds in private equity, private debt, investment banks and M&A advisory. Our core expertise is in the Energy sector, and we use that expertise to invest across the capital structure and across all energy transition technologies in order to accelerate the transition to Net Zero. The team accomplishes this through a range of financial structures, including debt and equity investments, and we are responsible for overseeing the long-term performance of those assets post-investment. Role Purpose The Debt Portfolio Manager plays a critical role in protecting investor capital and supporting strong, sustainable returns across Triple Point’s Energy Transition portfolio. The role is responsible for the day-to-day management of a diverse portfolio of private market debt across different technologies in the renewables sector and will be required to perform high-quality financial analysis, portfolio monitoring, and proactive risk management. The role includes responsibility for delivering reporting requirements of the portfolio to internal stakeholders and working closely with the Finance, Legal and Operations teams to oversee performance monitoring and reporting. This role embodies Triple Point’s High-Performance Culture, combining technical excellence with ownership, curiosity and collaboration and is a great opportunity for someone looking to progress their career with a team and employer committed to supporting the development of colleagues. Key Responsibilities Own the day-to-day management of an assigned portfolio, including relationship management, financial analysis, cashflow modelling, covenant testing and proactive risk identification. Review management information, interrogate financial performance and monitor sector and adviser reports to ensure ongoing credit quality of the private debt portfolio and ensure timely reporting to senior management of any issues arising. Analysing and tracking performance of loans against business plans, borrowing bases and financial key performance indicators (KPIs) ensuring that the lending portfolio is monitored in line with terms of funding and Group policy. Review and approve, where necessary, requests (e.g. waiver letters) from borrowers, including obtaining the adequate internal approvals required for approving such requests on a timely manner. Review transaction legal documentation to exercise appropriate governance at the portfolio, liaising with internal and external legal advisers as appropriate. Support the Portfolio Director in commercial negotiations and documentation processes. Maintain regular, senior-level communication with borrowers, management teams, sponsors, and advisers to strengthen long-term relationships. Prepare, review and present high-quality investment memos, quarterly portfolio reporting and Investment Committee materials, with clear analysis and recommendations. Act as a…