Valuation Associate

Roles & Responsibilities

Support valuation engagements end-to-end from client prospecting, requirements gathering, selection of valuation approach, valuation modelling & implementation, report drafting and presentation.

Valuation engagements may cover purposes for transaction valuation, financial reporting, tax reporting, fund audit and Singapore court proceedings.

Valuation subject may cover various industries including technology, healthcare, education, financial services and fund management, consumer, retail, F&B, construction and manufacturing.

Exposure to International Valuation Standards (IVS) from a practitioner standpoint

Support valuation analysis including financial statement analysis, DCF construction, comparable company analysis, comparable transaction analysis and financial forecast analysis

Requirements

Bachelor's degree from a reputable university

Good team player and excellent working attitude

Basic knowledge of valuation methodologies including DCF, market multiple approach and option pricing

Proficient in excel and powerpoint

Proficient in valuation report drafting and command of business english and writing

Proficent in executing task independently and conducting desktop research and data analysis

Passionate in valuing assets and convincing target audience your valuation conclusion is reasonable and defensible

Articulate and good presentations skills

Comfortable to work in a fast-paced environment and liaising with stakeholders including business owners, lawyers, fund managers, CFO, auditors and regulators

Periodic night calls required for US and EU clients

Candidates without prior experience in business valuations may apply

What we offer

Competitive salary and bonus

Flexible work arrangement and work hours

Sponsor CVA or CFA

Fast paced learning environment and career progression

Exposure to a broad range of valuation applications and industries

Good multi-disciplinary exposure to valuation, fund admin and fund management through our affiliate companies