Corporate Finance Analyst
Adelaide | Full time | Graduate/ Intermediate
About the Role
About the Role
- CBD location | Training, development & career advancement opportunities
- Competitive salary | Flexible work arrangements | Collaborative team
- Diversity in your work | Advise a variety of clients on complex tasks
We welcome applications from candidates at the Graduate and Intermediate level who are looking to develop and progress their careers.
As our Corporate Finance Analyst, you’ll be collaborating with an established & growing team to provide detailed analysis and develop structured reports for our clients. You’ll present your findings and insights to the team, which will contribute to the guidance of our clients’ business decisions. In this diverse role, you’ll be involved in contributing to a range of corporate finance related functions including mergers & acquisitions, business valuations, financial modelling, independent reviews and other ad hoc advisory work. You will also have the opportunity to undertake Business Advisory work, enhancing your tax knowledge and skillset.
Furthermore, your key responsibilities will include, but not be limited to:
- Undertaking business valuations
- Supporting merger & acquisition transactions
- Financial modelling, analysis and independent reviews
- Business case and feasibility study development
- Critically analysing datasets and developing reports for clients
- Drafting information memorandums and financial dashboard reporting
About you
About You
To apply for this position, you must have the right to live and work in Australia.
The ideal candidate will possess tertiary qualifications within Accounting, Finance or a related field and preferably demonstrate experience working within a consulting environment at an Undergraduate, Graduate or Intermediate level. You will possess a genuine interest in corporate finance, advanced level Microsoft Excel skills, a high level of attention to detail and enjoy using your critical thinking skills when working with complex problems. The successful candidate will also be a confident collaborator and communicator, across written and verbal mediums.
Ultimately, you’ll be proactive and personable and have big plans for your future! In return, you’ll join an established and growing team, providing advice to a broad range of clients. You’ll have access to additional annual leave days, flexible working arrangements, training programs, a clear career development and more.
At Moore Australia, we are committed to building a culture of inclusivity and respect, where everyone is valued and treated with fairness. We encourage individuals of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage, those with disabilities, people from diverse cultural backgrounds, and members of the LGBTIQA+ community to apply.
Client Service Officer
At Moore Australia, we are committed to building a culture of inclusivity and respect, where everyone is valued and treated with fairness. We encourage individuals of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage, those with disabilities, people from diverse cultural backgrounds, and members of the LGBTIQA+ community to apply.
About the role
We are seeking a high-performing Client Service Officer to join the Moore Australia team in our Adelaide office. If you are looking for a challenge, enjoy client contact and working as an integral part of a team, this role would be ideal for you.
You will be responsible in assisting the Business Advisory Services team with all client interactions and compliance requirements. This includes a broad range of activities, including:
- Maintaining the accuracy of our client base through adding new clients and changing client details, including advising both the ATO and ASIC of the same;
- Attending to all corporate compliance obligations for the team’s client base;
- Co-ordinate the formation of new companies, trusts and SMSF’s;
- Preparing client engagement letters, creating client jobs in our practice management system, and scheduling the inflow of annual compliance work;
- Assist with client job workflow management;
- Preparation of client packs for electronic sending for all job types;
- Assist with the preparation and sending of client fee invoices;
- Managing the flow of client correspondence, ensuring all time critical obligations are met;
- Administrative support, including management of ATO lodgement program for the team;
- Attending to all other administrative matters as requested by the team.
About You
Important personal attributes required for success in this role are:
- Previous Client Service Officer experience in a Professional Services business, ideally public practice;
- The ability to complete tasks autonomously and on time;
- A customer first approach;
ability to build a strong relationship with clients; - A positive “can-do” attitude and the desire to contribute to the team;
- A strong alignment with the firm’s core values;
- High quality written and verbal communication skills;
- Attention to detail, with the initiative to deal with situations as they arise;
- Experience with professional services practice management systems (but not essential);
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.
To apply for this position, you must have the right to live and work in Australia.
Client Finance Officer
At Moore Australia, we are committed to building a culture of inclusivity and respect, where everyone is valued and treated with fairness. We encourage individuals of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage, those with disabilities, people from diverse cultural backgrounds, and members of the LGBTIQA+ community to apply.
About the role
As an experienced Client Finance Officer, you will work with a portfolio of clients, getting hands-on and servicing their end-to-end bookkeeping requirements. In this collaborative role, you will work with a range of internal and external stakeholders, to ultimately ensure the smooth running of our clients’ daily transactions.
In this challenging & rewarding role, you will manage transactions in XERO and MYOB, maintain strong client relationships and ensure compliance.
Key Responsibilities
Key responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
- Managing accounts receivable/payable
- Managing debt collection processes
- Preparation of Profit and Loss statements & reporting
- Preparation of Balance Sheets
- Conducting end-to-end payroll processing and reconciliations, including superannuation, payroll tax and WorkCover
- Preparing BAS/IAS for review and lodgement
About You
The successful candidate will demonstrate experience working in a similar role, including bookkeeping, financial administration, or of a finance officer within an accounting firm/consulting environment. Ideally, you will have the ability to develop and maintain strong interpersonal relationships, experience using accounting software (XERO & MYOB), and proficiency in the Microsoft Office suite, particularly Excel.
The ideal candidate will have strong attention to detail and organisational skills, enabling them to produce accurate work within set deadlines. Additionally, the successful candidate will demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills, along with the ability to build positive relationships with others.
To apply for this position, you must have the right to live and work in Australia.
