Summary: The Direct Investment Valuations Manager will be responsible for managing the mathematical models and processes that determine the value of the bank's direct investments. This role requires a strong independent doer who can design complex financial spreadsheets, gather relevant data, and communicate valuation insights to executives. The position also involves liaising with external auditors and regulatory bodies to ensure compliance. The role is situated in the Middle Office under Finance and reports to a Senior Manager.
Key Responsibilities:
- Build & maintain the calculators: Design and update complex financial spreadsheets (models) that calculate company values.
- Gather data: Pull financial information from invested companies to ensure accurate valuation calculations.
- Run the meetings: Prepare data packs and present portfolio valuations to executives quarterly.
- Regulatory and Audit liaison: Act as the primary contact for external auditors and regulatory bodies to ensure compliance and substantiate valuation methodologies.
Key Skills:
- University degree in a math-heavy or business subject (Finance, Economics, Accounting, etc.).
- Experience in writing processes and control documentation for finance operations.
- Ability to interpret and explain complex data to non-finance individuals.
- Advanced Microsoft Office skills, particularly in Excel.
- Knowledge of Private Equity / Venture Capital and IPEV Guidelines is desirable.
- Experience in building financial valuation models from scratch.
Salary (Rate): £550 per day
City: London
Country: UK
Working Arrangements: undetermined
IR35 Status: undetermined
Seniority Level: undetermined
Industry: Finance
Job Title: Direct Investment Valuations Manager
Contract: 6 months
Location: London, UK
The Mission: They will own the math, models, and processes used to calculate the value of the bank's direct company investments.
Organisational context: It sits in the 'Middle Office' under Finance. They report to a Senior Manager and won't have anyone reporting to them right away, so we need a strong independent doer, not just a people manager.
Responsibilities:
- Build & maintain the calculators: They will design and update the complex financial spreadsheets (models) that calculate company values.
- Gather data: Pull financial information from the companies the bank has invested in to make sure the math is based on real, up-to-date facts.
- Run the meetings: Every quarter, they'll put together the data packs and be a key voice in the room telling executives, 'Here is what our portfolio is worth and why.'
- Regulatory and Audit liaison: Serve as the primary point of contact for external auditors and regulatory bodies to ensure compliance and substantiate valuation methodologies.
Essentials
- Education: A university degree in a math-heavy or business subject (Finance, Economics, Accounting, etc.).
- Process & policy writers: Someone who has experience writing down the rules, processes, and control documentation for how finance operations should run.
- Data interpreters: They need to be able to look at messy company data, make sense of it, and explain it to non-finance people.
- Excel wizards: Advanced Microsoft Office skills are mandatory because they live in spreadsheets.
Desirable
- Private Equity / Venture Capital knowledge: Ideally, they know the IPEV Guidelines. These are just the standard international rules for valuing private companies.
- Financial modelling experience: Look for people who explicitly mention building valuation models from scratch, not just updating someone else's.
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