The World Bank Group is a multilateral organization headquartered in Washington, D.C., whose members include most of the world’s countries. Five institutions make up the World Bank Group to collectively serve as a vital source of financial and technical assistance to developing countries.
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Review and analyze sophisticated financial models.
Perform company financial analysis from a credit perspective.
Draft memoranda, reports, presentations and other documentation required for IFC internal supervision processes.
Engage cross departmental staff (including Industry teams, Legal, Financial Operations, Credit, Syndications, etc.) as well as clients in connection to project work.
Conduct industry and market research. Participate in restructuring/rescheduling and investment recovery negotiations.
Maintain CSO knowledge management platforms, ensuring that project and other information is complete and up to date.
Selection Criteria
The successful candidates would be expected to have the following general attributes:
Academic background in finance, with an MBA or its equivalent;
Minimum of 5 years of relevant work experience, preferably in banking, consulting, or a relevant industry role. Experience in restructuring work and exposure to multiple industry sectors are a plus;
Outstanding analytical skills: ability to analyze financial statements; build complex financial models; and evaluate/recommend transaction structures to achieve IFC’s objectives.
Strong negotiation and transaction execution skills;
Sound business judgment and strong analytical skills;
Demonstrated passion for working internationally in developing countries and ability to travel accordingly;
Ability to build effective relationships with IFC’s investee clients;
Clear and nuanced oral and written communication skills including demonstrated ability to communicate complex ideas clearly and tactfully to a variety of stakeholders; and
Demonstrated teamwork skills with the potential to grow into leadership roles.
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