Canada Treasury Advisor - Remote, Flexible 2h/mo

Authority.inc; Canada; Remote; CAD 2,200 - 4,500; Part time

Job summary

Authority is building an industry intelligence platform that combines expert insight with data to improve online news coverage and forecasts about business, financial and economic outcomes. Authority is seeking a Corporate Treasury Advisor active in Canada for a flexible, paid consulting engagement of up to 2 hours per month.

You will provide concise commentary on market developments, review forecasts for accuracy in capital structure and treasury, and explain practical implications for

Qualifications

• At least 5 years of relevant professional experience.
• Currently operating in the Canada market with up-to-date local market intelligence.
• Firsthand exposure to important financial, commercial or investment decisions in this field.
• A valid LinkedIn profile showing relevant experience.

Responsibilities

• Provide concise written or recorded commentary on current developments, market shifts and likely business outcomes.
• Review articles, reports and forecast assumptions for accuracy in working capital, debt and capital structure, hedging, treasury technology, controls and governance.
• Explain the practical implications for companies, investors and decision-makers.
• Contribute insight that may be featured in Authority content and major industry news outlets.
• When relevant, consider separate market advisory opportunities with organizations in Authority's client base.

Skills

Market intelligence

Financial analysis

Clear communication

Commentary writing

Job description

Authority is building an industry intelligence platform that combines expert insight with data to improve online news coverage and forecasts about business, financial and economic outcomes. Authority is seeking a Corporate Treasury Advisor active in Canada for a flexible, paid consulting engagement of up to 2 hours per month.

You will provide concise commentary on market developments, review forecasts for accuracy in capital structure and treasury, and explain practical implications for