Oil and Gas Jobs: CORPORATE FINANCE MANAGER
CORPORATE FINANCE MANAGER
Our client is a leading oil & gas player demonstrating strong growth in the West Africa region.
Job description
Directly supporting the Head of Corporate Finance (HCF) with the execution of engagements and transactions within the Corporate Finance function, your primary responsibilities will include the following:
– Taking a primary role in the planning, structuring and execution of any capital raising, or M&A activity the company is contemplating or actively engaged in ;
– Focal point on projects and driver of execution mandates as deputy to, and in the absence of HCF including being able to take decisions and move CFD transactions forward in consultation with HCF;
– Working closely with divisional finance teams to determine appropriate corporate and project financing options based on each division’s unique business profile;
– Attending monthly budget sessions with the GCFO and HCF ensuring validity of budget assumptions and that financial metrics and targets are consistent with the Group’s overall strategy / 5 year business plan.
– Working closely with the treasury department to ensure that divisional financing decisions are consistent with the Group’s overall financing strategy, and that liability management is in line with existing covenants.
Who we are looking for
The ideal candidate will have at least 6 years of relevant work experience in corporate and investment banking, demonstrating a notable deal sheet in the infrastructure industry, and more specifically the upstream energy sector. In-depth understanding of business strategy, operations, cost components and profit and growth drivers for the oil & gas industry will be essential. You have an outstanding academic record with proven quantitative and analytical skills.
Familiarity with the Nigerian market is a distinct advantage.
What’s on offer
Local attractive package
Michael Page Contact
Your application will be sent to Kahina Feknous
Reference : QKFE607326
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