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Sr. Associate, Financial Due Diligence
KPMG LLP provides audit, tax and advisory services to a broad range of clients. KPMG�s commitment to quality is demonstrated in our disciplined delivery approach and use of cross-functional teams. Advisory Services professionals strive to help clients improve business performance, comply with regulatory requirements, and achieve sustainable value over time. Our approach incorporates the balancing of risk and control considerations with the more traditional performance and cost factors. Advisory professionals are also able to provide clients with relevant industry and functional skills where they need them most. We are currently seeking a Financial Due Diligence Senior Associate to join us in our New York office.
KPMG�s Transaction Services professionals offer merger, acquisition and divestiture support to strategic and financial buyers. Our professionals help guide clients from early deal planning through the entire deal process to help meet deal objectives and achieve the client�s desired results. And our professionals have across-the-board experience to help address specific business aspects and operating risks that are unique to each industry. This approach, in addition to our in-depth understanding of key client issues, allows us to assemble highly qualified teams that help clients reduce risk and increase the value of their business deals.
Financial Due Diligence (FDD) services provide support throughout the transaction life cycle on both the "buy side" and "sell side," to both strategic and financial buyers. This support includes pre-bid assessments, financial, tax, commercial, and information systems due diligence, integration risk assessments, and accounting and tax transaction advisory services.
Responsibilities:
�Assist the purchasing or selling side of advisory engagements in a fast paced environment
�Offer financial, accounting, commercial, and operational due diligence and advisory services to Fortune 1000 companies and private equity investors
�Provide advice to clients on how to help maximize their financial opportunities and manage the risks that are involved with possible mergers and acquisitions
�Participate in KPMG�s engagement teams with senior client executives, attorneys, investment bankers, and private equity investors
�Assist in writing detailed reports and perform financial analysis, including the analysis of cash flows, quality of assets and earnings, potential liabilities and risks, and the impact of findings on the valuation and integration of the target organization
�Strengthen relationships with current and prospective clients of the firm
Qualifications:
�Three years of experience in one of the following with a public accounting firm: accounting, advisory, financial audit, or transaction experience
�Strong current knowledge in one of the following: U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) financial reporting issues, mergers and acquisitions, or transaction services
�Experience with current audit and accounting concepts as well as SEC filings (1933 and 1934 Act filings)
�Excellent written and verbal communication skills
�CPA, CA, or CFA (level II passed)
�Able to travel 35�45 percent of the time
Sr. Associate, Financial Due Diligence
KPMG LLP provides audit, tax and advisory services to a broad range of clients. KPMG�s commitment to quality is demonstrated in our disciplined delivery approach and use of cross-functional teams. Advisory Services professionals strive to help clients improve business performance, comply with regulatory requirements, and achieve sustainable value over time. Our approach incorporates the balancing of risk and control considerations with the more traditional performance and cost factors. Advisory professionals are also able to provide clients with relevant industry and functional skills where they need them most. We are currently seeking a Financial Due Diligence Senior Associate to join us in our New York office.
KPMG�s Transaction Services professionals offer merger, acquisition and divestiture support to strategic and financial buyers. Our professionals help guide clients from early deal planning through the entire deal process to help meet deal objectives and achieve the client�s desired results. And our professionals have across-the-board experience to help address specific business aspects and operating risks that are unique to each industry. This approach, in addition to our in-depth understanding of key client issues, allows us to assemble highly qualified teams that help clients reduce risk and increase the value of their business deals.
Financial Due Diligence (FDD) services provide support throughout the transaction life cycle on both the "buy side" and "sell side," to both strategic and financial buyers. This support includes pre-bid assessments, financial, tax, commercial, and information systems due diligence, integration risk assessments, and accounting and tax transaction advisory services.
Responsibilities:
�Assist the purchasing or selling side of advisory engagements in a fast paced environment
�Offer financial, accounting, commercial, and operational due diligence and advisory services to Fortune 1000 companies and private equity investors
�Provide advice to clients on how to help maximize their financial opportunities and manage the risks that are involved with possible mergers and acquisitions
�Participate in KPMG�s engagement teams with senior client executives, attorneys, investment bankers, and private equity investors
�Assist in writing detailed reports and perform financial analysis, including the analysis of cash flows, quality of assets and earnings, potential liabilities and risks, and the impact of findings on the valuation and integration of the target organization
�Strengthen relationships with current and prospective clients of the firm
Qualifications:
�Three years of experience in one of the following with a public accounting firm: accounting, advisory, financial audit, or transaction experience
�Strong current knowledge in one of the following: U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) financial reporting issues, mergers and acquisitions, or transaction services
�Experience with current audit and accounting concepts as well as SEC filings (1933 and 1934 Act filings)
�Excellent written and verbal communication skills
�CPA, CA, or CFA (level II passed)
�Able to travel 35�45 percent of the time