Corporate Financing Manager

Position Summary

The Corporate Finance Manager is
responsible for financial planning, funding strategy, investment analysis, and
supporting strategic decision -making. The role focuses on capital structure
optimization, financial modeling, valuation, and execution of financing and
investment transactions.

Key Responsibilities

1. Financial Planning &
Analysis

• Develop long -term financial models and business
  forecasts.
  
• Support budgeting and strategic planning processes.
  
• Analyze financial performance and identify
  improvement areas.
  

2. Investment & Project
Evaluation

• Conduct feasibility studies and financial due
  diligence.
  
• Perform valuation analysis (DCF, comparable
  companies, precedent transactions).
  
• Evaluate capital expenditure (CAPEX) projects and
  investment opportunities.
  

3. Funding & Capital
Structure

• Develop and implement funding strategies (debt and
  equity).
  
• Prepare financial documentation for banks and
  investors.
  
• Support negotiations with financial institutions.
  
• Monitor compliance with loan covenants.
  

4. M&A and Corporate
Transactions

• Support mergers, acquisitions, divestments, and
  restructuring activities.
  
• Coordinate due diligence processes with advisors.
  
• Assist in transaction structuring and execution.
  

5. Financial Risk Management

• Assess financial risks (liquidity, FX, interest rate
  exposure).
  
• Recommend risk mitigation strategies.
  

6. Reporting & Stakeholder
Management

• Prepare presentations and financial reports for
  senior management and Board.
  
• Support investor relations activities where
  applicable.
  
• Liaise with auditors, advisors, and banks.
  

Requirements

Qualifications & Experience

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics,
  or related field.
  
• 5–8 years of experience in corporate finance,
  investment banking, or financial advisory.
  
• Strong financial modeling and valuation skills.
  
• Experience with funding transactions and financial
  structuring.
  
• Professional certification (CFA, ACCA, CPA) is an
  advantage.
  

Key Competencies

• Strong analytical and quantitative skills
  
• Strategic thinking
  
• Attention to detail
  
• Negotiation and communication skills
  
• Ability to manage multiple projects under tight
  deadlines