mergers and acquisitions analyst
Code 2413.1.3
Mergers and acquisitions analysts oversee the execution of transactions for the purchase, sale, merger or takeover of companies. They negotiate and complete the deal on the client's behalf, by working closely with lawyers and accountants. Mergers and acquisitions analysts conduct operational and legal risk assessments of a company, assess comparable companies in the market and help with the post-merger integration.
Essential skills
Knowledge
- actuarial science
- mergers and acquisitions
- modern portfolio theory
Skills and competences
- Analizar datos para la gestión de programas
- Elaborar un informe financiero
- Presentar los resultados del análisis de datos
- analyse financial performance of a company
- analyse business plans
- analyse market financial trends
- apply technical communication skills
- assess financial viability
- manage contracts
- provide support in financial calculation
- review investment portfolios
- make strategic business decisions
Transversal competences
- analyse financial risk
- develop investment portfolio
- budget for financial needs
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