Associate, Corporate Finance

KPMG•Toronto, ON

About The Position

KPMG Corporate Finance Inc. is the OSC-regulated entity through which KPMG LLP provides investment banking services in Canada. KPMG Corporate Finance services are principally comprised of merger, acquisition and divestiture services and financing services, including raising debt and equity capital. We offer independent financial advisory and investment banking services to both private and public companies. With over 100 professionals across Canada and a global network of 3,000+ bankers in 160 offices, we combine local execution expertise with global reach. KPMG Corporate Finance is consistently ranked the #1 mid-market investment bank in Canada. As an Associate, Corporate Finance, you will develop extensive transaction advisory experience through your involvement in the day-to-day execution of our merger, acquisition, divestiture and capital advisory mandates.

Requirements

Post-secondary degree in business, finance, accounting, or a related field.
3+ years of relevant experience in corporate finance, transaction advisory, or public accounting.
Proven track record of project execution in a similar fast-paced professional setting.
Strong technical finance proficiency, including knowledge of financial statements and general accounting principles.
Excellent written and verbal communications skills.
Proficient in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and Word.

Responsibilities

Assist with preparation of transaction documentation such as pitch books, teasers and confidential information memorandums.
Prepare integrated financial models to support decision making for key transaction tollgates.
Assist in identification of potential acquisition targets, purchasers and/or investors.
Communicate directly with a variety of parties including clients, other advisors and transaction counterparties.
Assist with proactive business development and deal initiation activities.
Provide analytical and market research information (i.e. public company pricing multiples, industry research, etc.).
At times, business needs arise, and employees are required and agree to work beyond their normal workday or work week to fulfill the accountabilities required for their job.