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The work involves fair value assessments of various financial instruments, including convertible bonds, common shares, preferred shares, derivative financial instruments, and the expensing of employee bonuses. It also requires basic financial analysis and the assessment of risk discount rates.
The scope of exposure is both broad and in-depth, offering many opportunities to learn and accumulate experience.
The compensation is very good—considerably higher than at other companies.
The company has the largest market share in the field of fair value valuation of financial instruments.
The job places high demands on individual professional capabilities, and the work schedule is very tight.
The supervisor smokes in a separate private office equipped with negative-pressure ventilation; there is no smell of smoke in the employees’ work area.
During the first quarter each year, there may be one or two weeks when overtime is required, and overtime pay is provided.