Corporate Finance Senior Associate at DLM Capital Group – Hiring Now

Overview

• We seek an accomplished finance professional with a sharp attention to detail and strong analytical abilities. 
• The ideal candidate must demonstrate a strong background in investment banking, corporate finance, or financial advisory. 
• Bring expertise in transaction execution, financial modelling, and market analysis, and effectively manage multiple client engagements with precision and efficiency.

Responsibilities

• Manage client engagements including client information/documentation, meetings, transaction work plan and timelines etc.
• Provide support to senior team members for the origination of capital market transactions, and other related financial advisory mandates.
• Support transaction execution from commencement to closure
• Perform financial statement analysis, due diligence, and research, where required
• Develop financial models for debt and equity capital raises, and mergers and acquisitions transactions as required
• Liaise with transaction parties including rating agencies, solicitors etc. to ensure the successful execution of transactions
• Prepare pitch books and deal materials, including teasers, term sheets, information memoranda, management presentations, investor presentations, and prospectuses etc.
• Contribute to the development and execution of the team budget for the financial year.
• Actively identify and follow up on emerging market opportunities.
• Carry out ad hoc duties that the line manager may assign from time to time.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in economics, Accounting, Business, Finance, Engineering, or a related field.
• Professional qualifications such as ACCA, ACA, CFA is desirable.
• Minimum 3 to 6 years’ relevant experience in investment banking, corporate finance, financial and management consulting, private equity, venture capital.
• Strong analytical abilities and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Knowledge of the Nigerian capital markets and SEC regulation is desirable.