PwC South Africa is a prominent professional services firm providing industry-focused assurance, advisory, tax, and legal services to public, private, and government clients.
Bachelor of Commerce with Honours in Accounting with CA (SA); or
Bachelor of Business Science with Honours in Finance / CA (SA).
Any additional CFA, CIMA or other relevant degrees / professional designations would be advantageous, but not a specific requirement.
Experience requirement
A minimum of 5 years’ experience in business restructuring/ leveraged finance/ financial advisory preferably from a financial institution, professional services firm or banking background.
Job description
As a senior member of the PwC CARS team, the candidate will be involved in leading a variety of financial advisory and restructuring projects across a diverse range of industries and will gain exposure to a wide range of clients. PwC CARS services a wide spectrum of clients ranging from large, listed multinationals through to entrepreneurial, owner managed businesses, covering both domestic and cross Africa border work.
The candidate will be responsible for guiding, supporting and coaching junior team members while delivering high quality advice on a wide range of financial advisory and restructuring mandates, including, but not limited to:
Financial restructuring and exit strategies,
Financing and debt advisory related services,
Turnaround strategy,
Independent business reviews,
Strategic options analysis,
Contingency planning reviews,
Short-term cash flow reviews and forecasting,
Cost saving, optimisation and working capital improvement plans;
Work alongside other PwC teams, including specialist lines of service and sector experts; and
Advising in relation to Business Rescue proceedings (Chapter 6 of the Companies Act, 2008).
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