Debt Lender Advisory Restructuring Seniorassociate

Job description

KPMG is a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax and Advisory services. We operate in 154 countries and have more than 200.000 professionals working in member firms around the world. KPMG is one of the global leaders in Audit, Tax and Advisory services and the chosen business partner for many of the world's leading organizations.
Our Debt Advisory and Financial Restructuring team is looking for new team members as Senior Associate/Manager to be a part of our expanding practice who will:
Qualifications
University degree preferably in Business Administration, Finance, Economics or Engineering from a reputable university,
MBA in finance is a plus,
Minimum experience of 2-4 years for Senior Associate in audit, corporate finance, project finance or transaction advisory. Preference will be given to candidates with due diligence, project finance, valuation or strong audit experience
Knowledge in IFRS and Turkish GAAP
Excellent knowledge and use of MS Excel
Excellent knowledge of written and verbal English
Having high analytical skills
Flexibility and multitasking abilities are crucial
Ability to work in highly ethical and professional environment
Excellent communication (written and oral) and interpersonal skills
Eagerness to develop continuously technical and professional skills
No military obligation for male candidates or postponed for at least two years
Job Description
Work in and execute a broad range of project financing and restructuring projects including but not limited to independent business reviews, lender advisory and debt advisory services.
Work with consultant/advisor approach
Helping to preparing proposals and pitching to prospective clients
Understanding the key business drivers, identifying key issues and risks / conclusions and providing value to the client through insights, factual conclusions and advice
Review and analysis of historical trading, cash flow and balance sheets
Review and analysis of projections, and underlying assumptions
Review of the adequacy of working capital facilities, including consideration of financing limits, term and covenants