Corporate Finance

This area involves helping organisations understand their financial position, evaluate future scenarios, and make informed strategic decisions. Professionals working in financial strategy support long-term planning, assess investment options, review capital needs, and provide clarity around business performance. Strong candidates combine analytical depth with the ability to work closely with senior leadership, offering guidance that links financial outcomes to broader commercial objectives.

​Corporate finance teams often evaluate how a business is funded and whether its capital structure supports growth, stability, and long-term value. Work may include assessing debt capacity, reviewing borrowing options, analysing equity requirements, and modelling different financing scenarios. Individuals in this area need a strong understanding of corporate finance principles, market conditions, and the impact that different capital structures have on risk, flexibility, and performance. Clear communication and sound judgement are essential.

This area focuses on building and maintaining detailed financial models that support decision-making across the business. Teams assess revenue drivers, cost structures, profitability, cash flow, and potential returns on investment. Their work often supports strategic projects, investment appraisals, pricing decisions, or major business initiatives. Professionals in this space must be technically strong, comfortable handling complex data, and able to translate modelling outputs into clear insights for senior stakeholders.

Teams supporting business case evaluation help organisations assess whether strategic initiatives, capital projects, acquisitions, or new ventures are financially viable. This involves analysing projected returns, risks, payback periods, and the assumptions behind each initiative. Effective candidates bring strong analytical ability, commercial awareness, and the confidence to challenge assumptions where necessary.