Capital Markets and Accounting Advisory Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

About the Job
What will you do if you work in CMAAS at PwC:

• You'll ask questions and test assumptions.
• You'll help determine if companies are reporting information that investors and others can rely on.
• You'll help businesses solve complex issues faced by management and boards.
• You'll serve the public interest and the capital markets by providing quality assurance and advisory services.
• The world is quickly changing, that's why PwC is quickly adapting.
• We're capitalizing on trends that will impact corporate reporting.
• We combine skills and experience to help our clients address their challenges.

Roles & Responsibilities

• As a member of the Capital Markets practice within CMAAS, you will help clients navigate through complicated transactions and events, from evaluation through integration, in a multifaceted business environment.
• PwC helps clients negotiate with confidence. Some of the world's most prestigious companies rely on our buy-and-sell side due diligence capabilities and turn to us for advice on financial reporting, valuation and tax issues.
• We also provide advice and project management for capital raising events such as initial public offerings, secondary listings and private placements.
• For companies in distressed situations, we advise on crisis avoidance, financial and operational restructuring and bankruptcy.
• Clients rely on PwC to help them make informed and empowered decisions to invest, divest, raise capital or reorganize.
• As our clients execute on their chosen strategy, our focus turns to helping them extract value.
• PwC's CMAAS practice advises our clients in moments of exceptional change around deals and accounting change helping them shape strategy and transformation.
• We advise our clients across the deal spectrum to capture value.
• CMAAS employs a team based structure to tackle clients' needs with a solution oriented approach to creatively address complex financial reporting problems.
• We work on high profile transactions with significant interaction with senior company management teams, bankers, lawyers and other advisors.
• We have a coaching environment with both formal and informal systems in place as well as continuous on the job training to ensure industry leading personal and professional development.

Our main areas of focus within the capital markets team include:

• Capital markets such as IPOs, spins, debt raisings and capital structure advice;
• Acquisitions;
• Alliances such as enter/exit JVs, strategic alliances, licenses, collaborations, etc.;
• Divestitures;
• Crisis, restructurings and restatements; and
• Deal strategy and readiness including navigating fundraising and M&A options.

Position / Program Requirements

• Minimum of Degree Required: Bachelor's Degree in Accounting or other Business field of study, including an acceptable NASBA foreign education equivalent.
• Minimum Year(s) of Experience: 6
• Certification(s) Required: Passed either ACA or AACA Exam or the equivalent accounting or finance certification exam in the selected individual's home country.