Audit To Restructuring Associate

Here at Stonebridge, we are partnered with a firm that is offering the chance for one driven, hard-working individual to gain some fantastic experience that goes beyond the typical responsibilities of an Audit to Restructuring role. This prestigious, ahead of the curve company is looking to foster the growth and development of a talented individual’s skillset, as they tackle the exciting financial operations that are breaking the mould in the industry today. In this position, you can expect to be challenged, supported and consistently well-rewarded for your contributions to the team and wider firm.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

This is a chance to join a Restructuring team that can provide complete support during distressed situations, including working amidst complex cross-border issues, to preserve value for investors.

• Research - into potential lenders, potential equity providers, sectors of clients, competitors, assets/liabilities, potential clients, deal origination opportunities.
• Financial Analysis - Review of financial information provided by clients to help consider restructuring, M&A and/or debt options.
• Preparation of Information Memorandums and Teasers about clients, again to help solicit interest from investors/funders or buyers
• Review and analysis to prepare reports - Independent Business Reviews, Options Reviews, Corporate Restructuring Recommendations
• Building Integrated Financial Model - P&L, Balance Sheet and Cashflow
• Potential secondments/flexible support to clients to help with cash management, cashflow forecasting, project management, helping improve/structure management reporting/KPIs
• Liaising with clients/funders/investors to answer questions and prepare information
• Management of sale process/debt process - speaking with client, speaking with buyers/investors/lawyers, helping to manage transaction/due diligence and documentation.
• Marketing of our services to help win new clients.
• Preparation of training materials for potential work providers (often banks and other funders).

REQUIREMENTS:

• Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Accounting or Economics
• Internationally recognized accounting qualification (e.g. ACA, ACCA, CA, CPA)
• Big 4 or global B-tier firm experience preferred (with experience on large/international assignments)
• Superior communication acumen and well-developed analytical skills and strong interpersonal skills
• Strong knowledge of financial services/experience in voluntary/court ordered liquidations preferred (preferably administrated under English-based insolvency regimes)
• Ability to work in a potentially high pressure, client driven environment
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills that help represent diverse communities
• Experience working with diverse teams