Analyst - FTSE 100
London
Analyst - FTSE 100
London
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Newly-created role for a FTSE listed property business to work within their commercial team supporting a range of stakeholders with decisions on investment and development.
Company
FTSE-listed real estate business based in Central London who are going from strength to strength due to their exciting portfolio of new projects. They have recently won a new development deal in the heart of London and are looking for an additional head to support key stakeholders in making decisions through their analytical work. This role will entail a large amount of liaison with senior staff members and external advisors as well as high-level modelling
Duties:
Work with the Analysis team and Head of Analysis to:
- Support the business by designing, building and running financial cashflow-based appraisals for development projects
- Build good relationships with senior stakeholders to understand analysis needs
- Designing, building, using and adapting existing Excel-based appraisal models to run financial appraisals to meet tight deadlines
- Supporting annual forecasting processes
- Provide clear information to include in reports for the board and Investment Committee
- Suggest and effect changes where required in the analysis process
Benefits
In return you will get a competitive base salary up to £70,000 + benefits (pension, healthcare, bonus, share scheme)
Next steps
Please apply now if interested, or if you have any questions please contact Sophie Walker at Marks Sattin for further information. Interviews will be held from the 6th November.
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