Senior Securities Analyst

Financial and Consumer Services Commission•Saint John, NB

2d•CA$106,406 - CA$146,301•Onsite

About The Position

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission (Commission) is seeking a highly skilled and experienced accounting professional to join its Securities Division as a Senior Securities Analyst. This role involves serving as a subject matter expert in corporate finance, leading in-depth reviews and analysis of prospectus and continuous disclosure filings to ensure compliance with disclosure standards. The position also includes participating in policy development projects, representing the Commission on national committees, and acting as a key accounting resource for the Division and the Commission, providing expertise in financial information review and supporting budgeting and financial planning activities.

Requirements

Completion of a university degree
CPA designation
7+ years relevant post-designation work experience
In-depth knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and Auditing Standards
Working knowledge of International Financial Reporting Standards
Strong report writing skills
Effective communicator in both collegial and adversarial situations
Highly analytical
Sound judgment while exercising tact and discretion
Ability to manage multiple priorities and timelines

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of securities legislation is a definite asset
Bilingualism (English and French) is an asset

Responsibilities

Participate on different Canadian Securities Administrators committees to support the development and interpretation of corporate finance policies and rules, and represent the Commission’s position at the national level.
Lead high-quality reviews of prospectus, continuous disclosure, and exempt market filings to ensure compliance with accounting standards and full, true, and plain disclosure, and recommend corrective actions where needed.
Provide guidance and oversight to the Corporate Finance Officer and support key operational activities within the Division.
Act as a key accounting resource by supporting budgeting and forecasting, reviewing financial and regulatory data, and contributing expertise to internal projects and initiatives.