Transaction Services Managers & Associate Directors - Big 4
Michael Page FinanceIn this Big 4 firm's Transaction Services team, you will collaborate with organisations of all shapes and sizes across a broad range of Mergers and Acquisitions activity.
Client Details
In this Big 4 firm's Transaction Services team, there is an exciting and nurturing environment which brings out the best in people who are looking to make an impact.
Description
- Use your strong Financial Due Diligence experience to work with a variety of clients or sector specific clients.
- Interpret data, generate insights and construct solutions for clients.
- Have overall responsibility for cost management, reporting, monitoring of recovery rates against budget and invoicing.
- Deliver large sections/full work streams from end-to-end and add value to clients by working together with other areas of the business to become a trusted adviser.
- Produce robust financial analysis and support your team by reviewing their work.
Profile
- Previous Transaction Services experience gained in a large or medium-sized practice is required for this role.
- An ability to direct and operate in high performing, multi-disciplinary teams.
- Ability to identify the deal implications of due diligence findings and derive recommendations for clients.
- Ability to provide advice and insight directly to clients.
- A flexible approach so that you can adapt to changing requirements and re-plan accordingly.
Job Offer
- Very competitive salary, benefits and bonus.
- Exciting and nurturing environment.
- Friendly, collaborative, and supportive culture.
- Flexible working environment.
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