Senior Financial Analyst

Responsibilities:

• Review and enhance financial models for real estate assets, ensuring accuracy and relevance to current market conditions.
• Conduct scenario and sensitivity analyses to evaluate the impact of variables such as sales fluctuations, interest rate changes, and debt restructuring on project cash flows and returns.
• Support the creation of new models derived from existing frameworks to address evolving business needs.
• Prepare weekly and monthly reports on financial and operational performance, highlighting key metrics, risks, and opportunities.
• Develop dashboards and KPI summaries to enable management decision-making and portfolio tracking.
• Assist in evaluating the portfolio’s ability to service debt and identify potential needs for equity injections or bridge financing.
• Review legal agreements (e.g., asset management contracts, sale agreements) to extract key obligations and terms.
• Summarize findings and provide guidance to internal departments based on contractual requirements and implications.
• Collaborate with internal teams (finance, legal, development) and external stakeholders (banks, investors) to ensure alignment and transparency.
• Gradually assume ownership of specific assets within the portfolio, becoming the go-to contact for performance updates and strategic input.
• Contribute ideas to unlock value across the portfolio and flag areas of concern or underperformance.
• Support presentations to senior leadership, including the department head and CEO, with clear, data-backed insights.

Qualifications:

• Experience: 3–5 years in real estate investment, development, or asset management.
• Education: Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Real Estate, or related field; MBA or CFA is a plus.

Skills:

• Advanced Excel and financial modeling
• Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities
• Familiarity with real estate contracts and investment structures
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively across functions