Top Corporate Finance Jobs in NYC, NY

The Corporate Tax Manager will provide R&D tax credit advice, manage projects, conduct fieldwork, and support business development activities. Supervise teams and ensure compliance.

Provide corporate finance and restructuring advisory: build complex financial models and projections, analyze cash flows and financial statements, conduct due diligence, develop restructuring plans, prepare client presentations, and support engagement and practice development while working with senior stakeholders.

Lead reporting and accounting for corporate controllers by preparing and reviewing regulatory financial statements, analyzing monthly P&L exceptions, partnering with Market Risk on backtesting and model issues, driving technology efficiency projects for Backtesting and BTI workstreams, and serving as SME on complex P&L and regulatory reporting matters.

Support company-wide FP&A: forecasting, budgeting, monthly analysis, management reporting, and financial systems. Produce insights for leadership, drive process improvements, build scalable financial infrastructure, and automate reporting.

Manage a portfolio of corporate banking credit relationships: underwrite various credit exposures, grow and retain business, manage credit risk, support relationship managers with sales calls and client service, and respond to customer credit questions.

The Equities Solutions Trader will manage pricing and trading of derivative products, conduct risk management, and collaborate with teams on client requests.

Support origination, structuring, marketing and execution of investment-grade debt transactions. Prepare client presentations, financial and comparable analyses, monitor markets, coordinate across Syndicate, Sales & Trading, Legal and Investment Banking, participate in client meetings and due diligence, and assist with investor communications and transaction documentation.

Lead development, implementation, and improvement of global recovery and resolution financial models. Serve as subject-matter expert, support regulatory submissions, present to governance, analyze data issues, drive model use cases, and collaborate across teams to remediate regulatory feedback and inform senior management decision-making.

Prepare and analyze firmwide forecasts, financial results, earnings materials, budgets, strategic plans, and business-unit performance. Build financial models and valuation analyses, conduct competitor research, and create presentations for senior management, the board, and audit committee. Partner with Business Finance and Investor Relations, improve reporting processes and systems, and provide ad hoc analysis to the CFO and management.

Leads corporate accounting and financial reporting, including technical accounting, M&A purchase accounting, financial statements, SOX controls, audits, IPO readiness, and finance transformation. Oversees complex accounting areas such as debt, derivatives, stock compensation, and intercompany structures. Partners with auditors and cross-functional stakeholders to implement accounting standards, improve reporting timelines, and ensure accurate, compliant reporting across a global multi-ERP environment.

The AVP of Global Corporate Development at Chubb will oversee corporate transactions, including M&A, joint ventures, and corporate strategy, focusing on market research, financial modeling, and presentations for management and the Board.

Lead M&A deal execution including due diligence, valuation and financial modeling, deal structuring, approvals, integration and separation planning, and cross-functional collaboration to support corporate growth strategies.

Supports JLL’s corporate development activities, including M&A, joint ventures, divestitures, investments, and strategic partnerships. Builds financial models, performs valuation and due diligence, researches markets and competitors, prepares executive materials, supports negotiations, and coordinates transaction timelines across stakeholders. The role requires advanced Excel and PowerPoint skills, financial analysis expertise, strong communication, and experience in corporate development, investment banking, or management consulting.

Analyze, verify, track and report corporate financial indicators (AR, GL, P&L, budgets, cash flow). Maintain proprietary databases, design/modify procedures, conduct internal audits for compliance, and produce monthly/quarterly/annual financial reports and variance analyses.

Lead second-line compliance oversight for U.S. Corporate Office programs. Provide regulatory advice, assess program design and controls, drive compliance risk management activities, manage escalations, partner with Legal/Finance/Audit/Technology, prepare executive reporting, and mentor team members to ensure regulatory requirements are identified, assessed, and remediated.

Support corporate treasury funding through FTP methodology design and enhancements, quantitative analysis, stress testing and forecasting. Prepare impacts for stakeholders, assist model validation and regulatory exams, implement process improvements, and mentor junior team members while collaborating across Finance, Risk, Technology, and business units.

The Director of Corporate Planning & Analysis will lead enterprise-level forecasting, planning, and financial analysis to support strategic decision-making and drive performance through data-driven insights.

Analyze, verify, track and report system-wide corporate financial indicators (AR, GL, P&L, budgets, cash flow, reserves). Maintain proprietary databases, design and improve procedures, conduct internal audits for compliance with policies and regulations, and report variances and discrepancies.

Lead controllership and financial oversight for centrally managed departments: own budgeting, forecasting, month-end close, P&L variance modeling, headcount/payroll reviews, cross-affiliate recharges, audit support, and build annual budget and 3-year plans while partnering with senior stakeholders and driving reporting/process improvements.

Support Risk Solutions by identifying and analyzing client risks, generating hedge strategies, pricing and executing interest rate derivatives, managing trade lifecycle and documentation, preparing client materials, interacting with hedge banks, and contributing to EDGE product enhancements and testing.

The CAG Associate will support mergers and acquisitions, perform financial analyses, conduct research, and develop client presentations within a collaborative team.

Design, implement, and operate a global cost-allocation framework for centrally managed corporate departments. Partner with global affiliates, Tax, and Internal Controls to validate drivers, ensure compliance, and maintain audit-ready documentation. Execute month-end close tasks, intercompany entries, accruals, forecasting, and long-term planning. Support operational needs (invoices, POs, vendor setup) and identify automation and reporting improvements.

Lead execution of the firm's funding and deposit-raising strategy, manage deposit sweep portfolio, perform liability risk analysis, coordinate with business coverage, regulators, and rating agencies, and present findings to senior management.

Manage accounting, controls, reconciliations, and reporting for leases, fixed assets, prepaids and the general ledger. Maintain policies, coordinate with offshore and regional teams, drive process improvements and automation, and ensure US GAAP compliance for corporate financial disclosures.

Lead and develop the corporate accounting team, own the monthly close, ensure GAAP compliance, maintain internal controls and audit-ready records, liaise with external auditors and tax professionals, and drive process improvement and cross-functional accounting support.