Top Corporate Finance Jobs

Manage income tax compliance and provision reporting, oversee tax return preparations, support audits, lead a team, and ensure regulatory compliance.

Provide risk solutions, client coverage support, pricing, and hedge strategy generation. Interact with clients and hedge banks, prepare marketing materials, and assist in transaction processes.

The Financial Reporting Analyst prepares financial reports, ensures compliance with agreements, performs variance analysis, and supports budgeting and forecasting processes, collaborating across departments.

The Equities Solutions Trader will manage pricing and trading of derivative products, conduct risk management, and collaborate with teams on client requests.

The Associate will conduct credit analysis, manage relationships, and present credit recommendations while monitoring existing client portfolios for risks.

The Insurance Risk Manager will oversee insurance policy management, coordinate renewals and claims, and engage in risk management processes for a financial services firm.

The Corporate Development Analyst will research technology trends, support acquisitions, develop business proposals, engage internal leaders, and assist in deal negotiations and post-merger integration efforts.

The Corporate Controller manages the accounting department's operations, ensures accuracy in financial reporting, and oversees compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include leading close processes, maintaining internal controls, financial modeling, and team management.

Responsible for corporate action processing including dividend payments and bond redemption. Manages risk and reconciliations, collaborates with teams to address corporate events, and guides junior staff. Requires financial services experience and strong understanding of corporate actions.

The Vice President, Corporate Actions Manager oversees corporate actions and tax operations, leads a team for operational efficiency, fosters collaboration, and mentors team members.

Responsible for handling corporate action-related custody and accounting, managing risks, reconciling transactions, and guiding less experienced team members.

The Senior Manager, Corporate FP&A oversees Dynata's global P&L, providing financial insights and leading FP&A deliverables such as budgets and forecasts. They build partnerships across functions and drive process improvements while managing a small team.

The Director of Corporate Development will lead M&A, debt financing, and strategic partnerships, requiring advanced financial modeling and negotiation skills.

Lead the execution and reporting of Cash Flow Testing and C3P1 results for multiple insurance entities, collaborating with various teams to ensure accuracy and compliance.

The Director, Corporate FP&A leads financial planning processes, collaborates with functional leaders, and provides analysis to drive financial performance in a biotechnology setting.

The Corporate Finance Manager will manage financial projects, build complex financial models, create executive presentations, and collaborate on financial planning and analysis.

The Corporate Payroll Change Manager oversees payroll operations, ensures accuracy in employee payments, manages system changes, and addresses payroll discrepancies while coordinating with stakeholders.

The Corporate Accounting Specialist supports month-end close through journal entries, reconciliations, and manages corporate expense programs. Responsibilities include financial analysis, invoice approvals, and process improvements.

The Staff Finance Associate will manage financial reporting, modeling, scenario planning, cash flow management, and support board communications, requiring a strong background in corporate finance and analysis.

Lead teams in corporate recovery and restructuring efforts. Analyze business strategies, develop turnaround plans, and manage client relations. Oversee financial modeling and project execution, while mentoring team members.

The Director will lead corporate recovery and restructuring, manage financial modeling, direct project teams, and drive business development efforts. Responsibilities include analyzing business plans, creating turnaround strategies, and mentoring team members.

Supervise a corporate actions team, manage day-to-day operations, resolve issues, and support team development to ensure successful client resolutions.

The role involves managing Corporate Actions teams, ensuring compliance, reviewing reports for accuracy, and coordinating with various stakeholders in the financial services sector.

The Assistant Corporate Controller will support the Chief Accounting Officer by managing accounting operations, financial reporting, and technical accounting while ensuring compliance with GAAP.

The role involves executing strategic M&A projects, conducting valuation analyses, performing due diligence, and managing post-acquisition financial reviews for Generac.