Infrastructure Advisory – Senior Associate

Key roles and responsibilities Support the delivery of advisory engagements across all phases of the infrastructure lifecycle from strategy, development, delivery to secondary markets investments advisory. Lead the development of financial feasibility, business case (e.g., the Five Case Model, economic and financial cost-benefit analysis), commercial model study, regulatory and market analysis using international best-practice frameworks. Prepare and review comprehensive financial models to inform investment decisions, assess project viability, and support deal structuring, capital raising and project development. Provide strategic, commercial, financial, and technical input on project structuring, procurement processes, risk allocation, payment mechanisms, and financing strategies. Draft client-ready reports, proposals, memoranda, presentations, and other technical deliverables. Conduct market and sector research, stakeholder consultations, and benchmarking to guide project planning and decision-making. Support the preparation of client presentations, EOIs, concept notes, proposals and other business development materials to secure new mandates. Build trusted relationships with key stakeholders including government agencies, development finance institutions, project sponsors, investors, legal and technical advisers. Contribute to mentoring and developing associates and analysts and supporting thought leadership efforts. Any other tasks that will be assigned to you. Academic/ Professional qualifications and Experience: A Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics, public policy, or a related field. Professional qualifications in ACCA, CFA, CPA are an added advantage. Minimum 4-7 years of experience in infrastructure advisory, project finance, PPPs, or transaction  services. Experience in financial and transaction advisory, including but not limited to financial modelling, business case development, and project structuring. Exposure to infrastructure deals in the African context and/or emerging markets.