2022 ACA Group Valuations and Finance, Private Equity
London
2022 ACA Group Valuations and Finance, Private Equity
- Permanent
London
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This is a rare opportunity for a bright and ambitious newly qualified ACA to join a leading private equity firm in a commercial and analytical position.
Based in Victoria, the firm is split into four different business lines; private equity, debt, real estate and renewable. There is then a group function that looks over all four and that is where this role sits. The role itself can be broken into two: Firstly, analysis and reporting on the consolidated financial accounts of each business line (for review by the board) and secondly, valuations work alongside the investment team as well as portfolio monitoring work thereafter. This position is ideal for any candidate wishing to leverage off their ACA whilst also gaining more commercial exposures within fund.
The culture at this firm is incredibly important to them, they very much have a family feel and this is also expressed through their excellent bonus and benefits package. Further to this, they value work-life balance and are ahead of the curve when it comes to flexible working.
We as a business have worked with this client for a number of years and have an excellent track record placing newly qualified ACAs from all backgrounds, not just financial services. For more information on the position please apply.
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