Canada Infrastructure Bank

Canada Infrastructure Bank

Director, Investment Risk and Equity Valuation

Toronto, Ontario · Director · Contract

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About the role

  • Headquartered in Toronto, the Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is responsible for investing in new infrastructure projects.
  • The Director, Investment Risk and Equity Valuation, requires a strategic mindset and the ability to influence investment decisions at every stage, from intake to financial close and ongoing monitoring.
  • Your oversight will help to shape and evaluate the risk profile and value implications of major infrastructure investments, while your cross-functional collaboration will ensure alignment across the organization.

Responsibilities

  • Review internal and external transaction documentation and financial models to perform risk assessments and valuation reviews
  • Demonstrated leadership of working across departments, facilitating communication and collaboration to support organizational goals
  • Strong modelling skills, including valuation model build/review, scenario analysis and sensitivity testing and experience in using Excel, Word, PowerPoint and similar industry software
  • Ability to establish consistent valuation standards, document assumptions clearly and support governance discussions with Investment, Asset Management, Finance and Accounting stakeholders
  • Demonstrated ability to effectively mentor and develop junior team members
  • Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple tasks/transactions
  • The CIB's mission is to work with provincial, territorial, municipal, federal, Indigenous and private sector investor partners to transform the way infrastructure is planned, financed and delivered in Canada.
  • Maintain deep knowledge of industry dynamics, trends, global infrastructure financing models and private-market valuation practices.

Requirements

  • Liaise with the investments team and other areas of the CIB including asset management, finance and accounting, as required, with respect to the investment portfolio from a risk and valuation perspective
  • Other portfolio and valuation initiatives and duties as required
  • Degree in finance, accounting, economics or equivalent experience
  • Experience with infrastructure asset class, PPPs, project finance, preferably in any of the CIB's priority sectors

Compensation

  • Review accuracy and completeness of annual reviews and their related internal risk rating and valuation appropriateness, including ongoing fair value, impairment and return expectation considerations for equity and equity-like exposures

Benefits

  • Provide independent scenario and sensitivity analysis on infrastructure transactions subject to revenue risk and equity return variability
  • Lead the development, maintenance and application of standardized equity valuation methodologies, playbooks and model review practices for CIB investments
  • Staying ahead of market developments and sharing insights positions the Director, Investment Risk and Equity Valuation, as a thought leader within the organization
  • Expertise in lending, investments, equity valuation and risk assessment demonstrating market best practices

Company info

  • At the CIB, we are committed to diversity and equitable access to employment opportunities.

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