Key Responsibilities
Investor Materials & Fundraising Support
• Build and maintain the investor deck — structure the narrative, build the charts, and keep every figure tied back to the model.
• Produce tailored materials for specific investor conversations, including teasers, one-pagers, and follow-up analyses.
• Prepare responses to investor diligence questions, coordinating inputs from across the business. Dataroom Management
• Own the investor dataroom end to end: structure, contents, version control, access permissions, and audit trail.
• Keep the room current as the business evolves, and track what has been shared with whom and when.
• Apply judgement on staging — what is appropriate to share at each point in a process. Board Reporting
• Prepare the board pack: performance against plan, KPI dashboards, variance commentary, and supporting analysis.
• Run the production timeline — chase contributors, consolidate inputs, manage review cycles, and circulate on schedule.
• Track and follow up on board and committee action items. MIS & Performance Reporting
• Own the business MIS, keeping the reporting pack that tracks key business metrics accurate and current on a defined cycle.
• Pull and reconcile data from finance, product, and operations systems, maintaining a single source of truth for the headline numbers used in investor, board, and internal reporting.
• Explain movements in the metrics rather than only reporting them, and flag emerging issues early.
• Improve reporting over time — automate manual steps, tighten metric definitions, and shorten each close cycle. Financial Modelling
• Maintain and extend the group financial model: actuals updates, forecast refreshes, scenario and sensitivity analysis.




• Build unit economics and cohort analysis for lending and card products across markets.
• Keep the model clean, documented, and auditable — someone else should be able to pick it up and follow it. Secondary Research & Market Analysis
• Run secondary research on markets, products, competitors, and regulation using publicly available sources.
• Find, assess, and cite credible sources — central bank and regulator publications, World Bank and Findex data, GSMA and industry reports, scheme and switch disclosures, competitor filings, news, and trade press.
• Size market opportunities where the question calls for it (for example, the addressable chance for a card business in Rwanda), triangulating from multiple sources and comparable markets.
• Turn research into a short, decision-ready output: what was found, what it means, what has been assumed, and how confident the conclusion is. Cross-Functional Coordination
• Coordinate between finance, product, credit, commercial, ops, and legal to gather what investor and board material requires. Commercial & Contract Support
• Read and summarise routine commercial documents — NDAs, MOUs, LOIs, and term sheets.
• Support the legal team. Drafting and negotiation are not expected, but knowing what you are looking at and when to raise a hand is. Qualifications Required
• CFA Level 2 or above, or CA, or ACCA, or MBA.
• 2–5 years in investment banking, transaction services or advisory at a Big 4 firm, private equity or venture capital, corporate finance, or a strategic finance / FP&A; seat at a growth-stage company.
• A degree in finance, accounting, economics, engineering, or a comparable quantitative discipline. Good To Have Skills
• Prior exposure to fintech, lending, payments, or cards — particularly in African or other emerging markets.
• Experience supporting a live fundraise, due diligence process, or M&A; transaction.

📌 Manager - Corporate Finance (Gurugram)
🏢 Comviva
📍 Gurugram