Financial Analyst
EarnestFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
Candidates must possess an MBA in Finance, CA, or CFA, coupled with a minimum of 4 years of relevant experience. Essential qualifications include prior experience in building financial models, project management/appraisal, and executing debt restructuring mandates. Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities with adequate technical acumen, sound market knowledge, and up-to-date awareness of current affairs are also required. The role necessitates a willingness to travel extensively, proficiency in English and Hindi, strong interpersonal, presentation, and time management skills, and excellent influencing and negotiation abilities.
The Analyst II will be responsible for conducting Techno-Economic Viability (TEV) assessments for Greenfield and Brownfield projects, managing Debt Restructuring mandates, and preparing Detailed Project Reports (DPR). Key duties include managing Lenders Independent Engineers (LIE) and Agency for Specialized Monitoring (ASM) mandates, analyzing banker and company requirements, and engaging in client interactions which involve site visits and document reviews. The role also entails performing technical and industry analysis, preparing financial models, collecting necessary information, coordinating with technical consultants, conducting secondary research, drafting detailed reports, and presenting assessment outcomes to clients. Additionally, the analyst will report activities, ensure compliance, maintain client data security, file progress reviews, drive business development, conduct knowledge-sharing sessions, and manage subordinate resources.
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