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BDO India is seeking a qualified professional to drive post-merger integration and deal value creation. The role involves delivering complex integration projects, engaging CXOs, and coordinating with global teams to ensure client objectives are met.
The candidate should have 2+ years of relevant experience and hold CA or MBA qualifications, with willingness to travel for client engagements across India and beyond.
BDO is a global network of professional services firms with a presence in over 166 countries, revenue of over USD 14 billion, and experience of over 60 years. Its a leading service provider for the mid-markets with client service at its heart.
BDO India Services Private Limited (or BDO India) is the India member firm of BDO International. BDO India offers strategic, operational, accounting and tax, and regulatory advisory & assistance for both domestic and international organizations across a range of industries. BDO India is led by more than 300+ Partners & Directors with a team of over 10,000 professionals operating across 14 cities and 20 offices. We expect to grow sizably in the coming 3-5 years, adding various dimensions to our business and multiplying and increasing the current team size multi-fold.
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) are vital strategic levers to enhance the value of a business—whether to generate growth, enhance capabilities or reduce operational costs. It is also a chance for business transformation, adopting new business models, workflows and workplace cultures.
Increased disruptions, industry convergence, technological changes and the dramatic shift to new business models to stay competitive means that value creation in deals has never been more critical. With the bar getting higher and deals becoming more complex and expensive, creating deal value in M&A is more challenging than ever.
Many deals fail to achieve their original financial or strategic objectives or, in many cases, tend to even minimise value, as companies are ill-prepared for the speed and intensity of the deal process. As businesses around the world continue to adapt to unique challenges, the traditional view of value optimisation in a deal is due for an overhaul - Creating value in today's market requires a broader, bolder perspective.