The Corporate Finance Assistant Manager is accountable for the corporate finance affairs of the company, including corporate finance transactions (mergers, acquisitions and disposals) and strategic review work for the company. He or she should be able a selfstarter, able to take the initiative in working in an environment with multiple stakeholders. This position reports to the Head of Corporate Finance & JV Management.
Key Accountabilities:
Portfolio Management
- Develop,maintain and periodically update a model that is able to assess portfolio risks and upsides based on different variables (eg. Contract cancellations, cost overruns, macro factors oil price).
- Help determine optimal time to acquire and dispose assets.
Pricing Analysis
- Perform Charter rate & IRR modelling, including sensitivities and scenario analyses (cost overruns etc.).
- Review overall submission residual value assumptions, cost escalation, tax structuring and legal considerations.
- Prepare financial analyses, reports and models to support pricing submissions.
Transactions (IPOs, Capital Raising, Mergers & Acquisitions)
- Review timing and business case for potential acquisitions / disposals, including valuation, rationale and returns analysis.
- Prepare and review acquisition / disposal proposals and models and provide summary analysis to the Management.
- Evaluate funding impact, capital structure implications, and financing requirements arising from M&A and other corporate transactions.
- Coordinate and support due diligence process related to acquisitions and divestitures which involves both internal and external parties (e.g. Q&A process, data room management).
Requirements;
- Degree in business administration, engineering, finance, accounting or related field.
- Approximately 5 years of relevant work experience.
- Knowledge of and experience in offshore oil and gas industry is preferred but not essential.
- Knowledge of valuation methodologies.
- Familiarity with systems and procedures and knowledge of corporate finance transactions is preferred.
- Quantitative skills.
- Good presentation and writing skills, ability to prepare and make presentations.
- Knowledge of accounting standards.
