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Analyze companies, industries and market trends; build and maintain financial models, valuations and scenario analyses; review financial statements and KPIs; monitor portfolio performance; prepare research reports, recommendations and presentations; collaborate with portfolio managers and teams.

Supervise daily finance and insurance office staff, oversee transaction processing and reconciliations, ensure regulatory and internal control compliance, coach and evaluate team members, prepare operational reports, handle escalated client issues, and recommend process improvements.

Sell financial products to individuals and businesses by prospecting clients, assessing needs, recommending solutions, preparing proposals, processing applications, maintaining CRM records, meeting sales targets, and staying compliant with regulations.

Process and administer regular and off-cycle payroll runs, calculate deductions and remittances, reconcile payroll records, prepare reports, respond to employee pay inquiries, and ensure compliance with legislation and confidentiality.

Provide high-level administrative and strategic support to senior leaders by managing calendars, communications, travel, meetings, correspondence, records, and confidential materials while coordinating projects and follow-up to ensure efficient office operations.

Enter, verify, and maintain alphanumeric and numerical data in electronic systems; scan and index documents; generate routine reports; assist with record searches and general clerical tasks while ensuring accuracy and confidentiality.

The Bookkeeper organizes accounting records, assesses financial operations, manages budgets, and supervises invoices. They also conduct audits, analyse accounting systems, and ensure accurate reporting and maintenance of records.

Provide front-line customer service for banking clients: handle inquiries via phone/email/in person, process transactions, open/update/close accounts, resolve issues and escalations, maintain accurate transaction records, and refer clients to specialists.

Administrative Officers are responsible for managing calls, organizing office supplies, maintaining documents, scheduling meetings, and assisting with HR tasks. They create budgets and reports to ensure smooth office operations.

Provide administrative support to legal teams: prepare, proofread, and format legal documents; maintain physical and electronic case files; manage calendars and court filings; assist with legal research, evidence assembly, and client communications.