Senior Valuations Analyst
atlantic groupBrooklyn (NY)
$50.00 per hour
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Posted 10 days ago
atlantic groupBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$50.00 per hour
About the role
Exciting Senior Valuations Role | $50B+ Blue Chip PE Fund | NYCSenior Valuations Role – Prominent Private Equity Firm (NYC) About Our ClientOur client, top tier NYC-based PE firm ($50B+ AUM), is seeking a Senior level Valuations professional to join their team in the NYC office. The role follows a hybrid schedule. Our client is a global firm with a long and successful track record. This role offers close exposure to seasoned senior leaders who are regarded as excellent mentors, within a larger well staffed team.
Position highlights:
- $125-$160k salary plus 20-25% bonus
- Comprehensive benefits package
- Hybrid schedule with strong mentorship and room to grow
Key Responsibilities:
- Help run the valuation reporting cycle, including preparing and reviewing portfolio company valuations
- Work alongside outside valuation providers and managed services partners from start to finish of each cycle
- Draft firm-wide updates on valuation outcomes
- Build materials for the valuation committee and analytics packages that inform key decisions
- Assist the team in working with external auditors during the annual audit
- Contribute to refining valuation processes, policies and procedures
- Handle ad hoc requests from fundraising, investor services and accounting colleagues
Qualifications:
3-7 years of relevant experience with a focus on private equity valuations Strong academic and professional background, including working knowledge of fair value principles, enterprise valuation methods and equity allocation techniques across complex capital structures Excellent written and verbal communication, with the ability to build relationships with internal and external stakeholders and experience working with auditorsCFA, CPA or ASA designation (or progress toward one) is a plus
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