Senior Financial Analyst, Corporate Finance

What you'll do

Perform financial analysis, financial modeling, and performance measurement in order to assess the impact of large or enterprise-wide projects and strategic initiatives on key financial and value creation metrics

Undertake financial due diligence required to support potential acquisitions, partnerships and / or other strategic initiatives;

coordinating input from subject matter experts across Accounting, Tax, Treasury, FP&A, and other Finance functions

Work closely with Corporate Development, Finance, and other stakeholders and perform the financial evaluation of growth opportunities;

provide insights and recommendations on projects which impact the business

Develop and improve dynamic and complex financial models that enable efficient analysis of projects and that support regular and ad hoc decision making

Advise on CTC’s capital allocation strategy (including dividends, share repurchases, and capex) and evaluate alternative uses of capital including business investment, shareholder return, debt repayments, and acquisitions

Lead reporting and insight identification relating to CTC’s Total Shareholder Return (TSR) performance and valuation metrics relative to peers

Run the estimation of hurdle rates and impairment WACC relevant to the business

Support the financial aspiration and outlook process, including leading development of alternative scenarios to stress test outlook assumptions

Lead various macro and peer analysis, enabling a stronger support for outlook projections and better understanding of the company’s performance drivers

Build and design content for PowerPoint presentations that clearly articulate the subject and tell the story.

Provide support as needed to the Enterprise Investment Planning team on periodic reporting and forecasts

Provide support for ad-hoc requests and special projects, presentation development and executive communications to the Executive Team, CFO and Board of Directors

What you bring

University degree in Finance, Accounting, or a business-related discipline

Financial designation (CA, CFA, CMA) or MBA is considered an asset

Minimum of 4-5 years’ progressive experience in a finance or analytical role with an emphasis on corporate finance, financial modeling, and analysis;

with strong working knowledge of the financial statements (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow statements)

Strong financial acumen, including modelling, business case development, and financial valuation

The ability to work through ambiguous business problems with minimal direction in a fast-paced and changing environment under tight deadlines

Superior analytical and problem-solving abilities, and attention to details

Strong executive communication / presentation skills

Expert knowledge of Microsoft Office tools, especially PowerPoint (and Data Visualization) and Excel

Working knowledge of software such as Bloomberg, FactSet and / or Capital IQ, Hyperion is considered an asset

We value flexibility. We have adopted a hybrid work model whereby employees use a combination of working in office and virtually in service of outcomes.

Each leader is empowered to decide what work is best achieved in person based on the unique needs of their team.