Corporate Finance Consultant
Job Summary
The Corporate Finance Consultant serves as a Singapore-based investor coverage representative for a Japanese advisory firm. This role involves originating relationships with institutional investors and strategic corporate investors to support fundraising and cross-border M&A transactions. The position combines investment origination, deal execution, and strategic advisory services within the Healthcare and Energy technology sectors.
Responsibilities
- Originate relationships with institutional and strategic investors
- Lead M&A deal structuring, negotiation, and execution
- Develop financial models and company valuations
- Support due diligence and market analysis
- Manage investor pipelines and deliver pitch materials
Required Skills
- 10+ years in corporate finance or investment banking
- Strong network in Singapore/ASEAN investor community
- Advanced financial modeling and valuation expertise
- Deep understanding of cross-border M&A transactions
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management
Job Details
Role Description
The Corporate Finance Consultant serves as the client's Singapore-based investor coverage representative, originating relationships with institutional investors, strategic corporate investors and private equity firms to support overseas fundraising and cross-border M&A transactions involving Japanese companies. The role combines investment origination, transaction execution and strategic advisory.
Key Responsibilities
- Build and maintain a pipeline of prospective investors and acquirers (corporates, private equity funds, family offices, and other financial sponsors) in Singapore and internationally for the client's Japan-based investment opportunities.
- Leverage and expand an existing professional network among business investors and funds to originate qualified conversations and secure meetings for the client's mandates.
- Assess investor–opportunity fit, prepare and deliver clear pitch materials, information memoranda, and presentations to senior stakeholders.
- Support deal structuring, negotiation, and closing, including coordinating financial and commercial due diligence.
- Develop and review integrated financial models, company valuations (DCF, comparable companies, precedent transactions), cash flow forecasts and scenario analyses.
- Lead and support mergers & acquisitions engagements including target identification, valuation, transaction execution, negotiation support and completion activities.
- Analyze financial performance and market data; provide recommendations directly to the client's CEO.
- Ensure transactions align with relevant regulations and the client's corporate objectives, collaborating with the client's teams in Japan and external advisors.
Qualifications and Experience
- 10+ years of experience in corporate finance, transaction advisory, investment banking, private equity, or corporate development.
- Strong existing network of institutional investors, private equity firms, venture capital funds, family offices and strategic corporate investors in Singapore and the ASEAN region.
- Demonstrated experience originating investment opportunities or successfully introducing investors that resulted in completed transactions.
- Prior transaction or coverage experience in Healthcare Technology and/or Energy Technology sectors is highly advantageous.
- Strong financial modelling capability, including valuation models, cash flow projections, and scenario analyses.
- Due diligence experience covering financial, operational, and commercial assessments, ideally in cross-border or regional contexts.
- Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field; professional certifications (e.g., CFA, CPA) are an advantage.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to explain complex financial concepts to diverse stakeholders.
- Proven ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage multiple mandates, and meet tight deadlines.
- Experience with ASEAN and/or Japan cross-border transactions is beneficial. Japanese language proficiency is advantageous but not mandatory. The role involves regular interaction with Japan-based stakeholders and occasional review of Japanese-language transaction materials.