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ACA Qualified Chartered Accountant (Big 4) - For Buy side Equity investment analyst role as a leadin

Employer
Octavius Finance
Location
London, United Kingdom
Salary
Competitive
Closing date
Nov 15, 2022

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Job Function
Other
Industry Sector
Finance - General
Employment Type
Full Time
Education
Bachelors
You will be expected to generate high conviction ideas to fit into a portfolio that focuses on long term ideas that will compound over a long-term period.
  • Responsibilities will include:
  • Evaluate potential investments by analyzing a firm's business model, its competitiveness within an industry, and the industry's long-term secular trends
  • Gain exposure to the team's investment process and valuation framework
  • Assess industry trends and latest market developments in order to support investment theses
  • Synthesize and assess financial/industry data and assist in the preparation of stock-specific recommendations for the team
  • Conduct research on existing holdings to determine adherence to stated investment objectives
  • Actively participate in team calls and meetings with a clear understanding and support of the Global Equity investment philosophy, process and objectives

In order to apply you must:

  • Be ACA Qualified in Audit with first time passes
  • Have excellent academics from a leading University.
  • Be working in a Big 4 at analyst/Associate level with some experience of working with banking/investment clients (Insurance and Investment Management).
  • Have a demonstrated interest in working within Equity Investing.
  • Have some understanding of Equity modelling


Applicants with a CFA Will be at an advantage.

In order to apply please send your CV in WORD FORMAT to fundmanagement@octaviusfinance.com
02080044001

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