PwC - Manager - Corporate Finance & Investment Banking

The Manager is expected to play a key role in supporting transaction teams from collateral preparation to transaction closure in his/her assigned vertical.

- He/she is expected to mentor/manage Analyst/Associates in preparation of client pitches, investor marketing collaterals like information memorandum and financial models while interacting and maintaining the relationship with clients at senior management level.

Requirement :

- CA plus MBA is preferred or MBA from Tier I Institute.

- 5-8 years of work-experience in Investment Banking (transaction experience in Infrastructure and Energy vertical )

- Deep understanding of Corporate finance, accounting and valuation methodologies

- Ability to multi-task and prioritize tasks appropriately

- A high degree of initiative, motivation and attention to detail

- Expert working knowledge of Excel, Word and PowerPoint

- Ability to manage sub-ordinates and work with senior professionals/good inter-personal skills

Work Details :

- The Manager will be a key-part of transaction teams that work on M&A or PE mandates from transaction pitching to closure in his/her vertical and act as a bridge between the senior team members (Partner/Director) and sub-ordinates (Analyst/ Associate) while playing a key role in coordinating Investor marketing, due-diligence and definitive documentation stage.

Typical work includes :

- Preparation of pitch books, deal books, presentations and reports

- Preparation of information memorandums, financial models and investor marketing documents

- Maintain and build relationships with client senior management teams

- Providing support to Director/ Partners in marketing of the deal/opportunity to potential investors by leading the discussion in investor meetings/ calls/road-shows with clients

- Coordinate the due-diligence process and resolve issues/concerns while liaising with third-party vendors like accounting firms/legal firms

- Actively support Director/Partners in term-sheet negotiation and definitive documentation