Director/Senior Director, Transaction Advisory Services – Financial Services Valuation

Ankura•Chicago, IL

6d•Hybrid

About The Position

Ankura is a team of excellence founded on innovation and growth. Clients depend upon Ankura’s professionals to provide insightful and thorough valuations. Ankura offers a full range of services to clients who depend on us to provide insightful and thorough valuations that enable them to make informed business decisions. Our Financial Services professionals are experienced in many facets of valuation and are skilled at providing expert testimony, as well as defending our valuation before various regulatory bodies and the Internal Revenue Service.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of experience with direct experience in performing bank valuations for financial reporting purposes.
Experience valuing loan portfolios, core deposit intangibles and customer relationship intangibles
Undergraduate degree required, emphasis in Finance, Accounting or Economics preferred
Willingness to travel as needed (less than 25%)
Must be authorized to work in the United States now and in the future without sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Valuation experience in other segments of financial services such as: insurance brokerage, specialty finance and mortgage banking a plus
Progress towards achievement of ASA, CVA, CPA, and/or CFA designation is a plus

Responsibilities

Managing and developing a staff
Oversight of ongoing projects and client relationships
Utilizing a variety of valuation standards, approaches and methodologies including: Standards of value including fair market value, fair value, intrinsic value, and investment value; Premises of value including going concern, fair market, and liquidation; Valuation approaches and methodologies including: Market approach: guideline company method, merger and acquisition (transaction) method, market pricing for services, compensation; Sales comparison approach; utilizes recent transactions, selection of appropriate units of comparison; Income approach: discounted cash flow method, capitalization of earnings method, etc.; Asset approach: discrete/collective revaluation of assets and liabilities; Cost approach: estimation of costs to replicate a service or asset; Financial statement analysis including ratio, common-sized, and trend analyses; Discount/capitalization rates including buildup method, capital asset pricing model, weighted average cost of capital, and other quantitative approaches; Minority interest discounts/control premiums; Discounts for lack of marketability including restricted stock studies, pre-IPO studies, and other quantitative methods; Intangible asset valuations, entity valuation issues regarding C-corporations, S-corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships