Business Advisory
📢 WE’RE HIRING | FINANCE & BUSINESS ADVISORY
At RJS Corporate Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., Indore, we’re expanding our team and looking for people interested in building a career in finance, credit analysis and business advisory.
If you enjoy working with numbers, analysing businesses and understanding how companies arrange finance, this could be a good opportunity for you.
📍 Location: Indore | Work from Office
👥 Open to:
• CA / CA Inter / Semi-qualified professionals
• MBA (Finance)
• B.Com / M.Com graduates
• Freshers and experienced candidates
Key areas of work:
▪️ Financial Analysis & Projections
▪️ CMA Data & Project Reports
▪️ Working Capital & Term Loan Proposals
▪️ Project Finance & Credit Analysis
▪️ Financial Modelling & Advanced Excel
▪️ Bank Finance & Documentation
▪️ Business & Industry Analysis
What you can expect:
Practical exposure to live assignments, real businesses, banking requirements and financial decision-making, along with opportunities to learn and take on greater responsibilities.
What we’re looking for:
✔️ Strong analytical skills
✔️ Good command of Excel
✔️ Attention to detail
✔️ Willingness to learn and take initiative
💰 Compensation: Competitive, based on qualification, experience and capabilities.
📩 Interested candidates can apply here:
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