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David Careers

Deals - Capital Markets Accounting Advisory Services - Senior Associate

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pwcBrooklyn (NY)
Accountants and AuditorsInvestment Banking and Securities Intermediation

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will provide strategic guidance on technical accounting, financial reporting, and capital markets topics during deals and transformational events. You will build client connections, lead and inspire team members, and deliver solutions in complex environments. You will interpret data and apply GAAP/IFRS to inform recommendations, contributing to client engagements and the firm’s capital markets advisory practice. This is an opportunity to deepen technical skills while making a meaningful impact on engagements and client value. Compensation / Benefits medical dental vision 401k holiday pay vacation
Responsibilities: Provide strategic guidance on technical accounting and financial reporting for M&A and transformations Advise on complex transaction structures and capital markets topics to maximize value Analyze financial data to inform insights for client engagements Break down complex accounting concepts and develop practical solutions Collaborate with clients to navigate regulatory reporting requirements Develop and maintain client relationships to anticipate needs Lead project coordination to deliver high-quality outcomes Apply GAAP and IFRS knowledge in advisory services Engage in capital market activities such as IPOs and debt raises Mentor junior team members to grow skills
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree At least 3 years of experience Must meet educational requirements to sit for CPA in intended state of employment Client relationship management Mentoring and leadership Analytical thinking GAAP and IFRS knowledge Financial modeling and reporting Capital markets advisory

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