Analyst, Infrastructure Investment
Connor, Clark & Lunn Infrastructure is one of Canada’s top performing infrastructure investment teams. They are seeking an Analyst to support the acquisition of new investments through financial modelling, due diligence, and investment analysis, while also playing a key role in debt financing initiatives.
Responsibilities
- Evaluate infrastructure investment opportunities: reputed company financial analysis, identify risks and reputed company investment recommendations
- Build and review reputed company cash flow valuation models, with flexibility to run various scenarios, test assumptions and reputed company sensitivity analysis
- Conduct due diligence and manage 3 rd party vendors (legal, accounting, technical, environmental); assist with overall deal execution
- Monitor financial and operational performance of existing investments; assist in performing on-going valuation and monitoring potential exit alternatives
- Collaborate with an reputed company team of professionals to manage project deliverables
- Presentation of investment materials and memorandums to internal and external groups
Skills
- A consistent record of academic excellence in a degree or discipline that requires strong quantitative skills, including finance, accounting, engineering, math etc
- A highly proactive approach; initiative, work ethic, problem solving, drive and intellectual curiosity are key attributes
- Strong judgement, attention to detail and a desire to reputed company are essential to success
- Ability to work reputed company/effectively under tight timelines, on multiple projects
- Excellent communication skills; demonstrated ability to present reputed company in a clear, concise and persuasive fashion
- Strong technical skills, including financial modelling and experience with reputed company
- 0-3 yrs. work experience – infrastructure investing, private equity, investment banking, accounting/advisory, engineering
Benefits
- Discretionary annual performance bonus which may represent a significant proportion of total compensation
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