- Location
- Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates · published
- Type
- Full-time
- Seniority
- Manager
- Source
- Workable
Description
The M&A Manager assists the M&A Director within the strategic assets team by leading M&A deal executions across various sectors in line with the strategy of the EIA.
Responsibilities and duties
Manage the execution of M&A transactions- Work alongside the various industry / sector teams within strategic assets to formulate the investment thesis, and to conduct preliminary assessment (strategic, financial and legal) of a potential strategic opportunity to reach a “go/no-go” decision
- Build financial models and conduct financial and valuation analysis in relation to a specific M&A targets (including sensitivity and scenario analysis)
- Work alongside the sector teams to develop a framework for synergy assessment
- Prepare internal presentations / IC (Investment Committee)memos in relation to presenting specific opportunities and to seek investment approval
- Responsible for leading all aspects of M&A transaction execution, including liaising with internal risk, legaland finance
- Execute negotiation with target and its shareholders
- Provide reporting to CSAO(Chief Strategic Assets Officer) and Investment Committee members on transaction progress
- Liaise with sector team on sector specific transaction concerns
Engage and oversee the workstreams of various advisors appointed in relation to M&A transactions
- Lead & manage the commercial due diligence advisors to scrutinize business of target and sector
- Coordinate with banking advisors to oversee overall transaction execution, as well as be involved in transaction negotiations, transaction structuring, and valuation assessment (with sensitivities)
- Coordinate with financial advisors to oversee financial due diligence
Provide input to sector teams on deal pipeline and market opportunities.
- Build / maintain network of financial advisors / dealmakers / PE players / SWFs(Private Equity and Sovereign Wealth Funds)
- Inform sector teams of relevant potential upcoming deals that could be of interest to EIA