Valuation/Appraisal Analyst (Maritime Vessel/Cargo Vessel)

G-NIUS | Powered by Goodman Masson; Muscat; On-site; OMR 22,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

G-NIUS | Powered by Goodman Masson in Oman seeks an experienced valuation specialist to price marine vessels, aircraft and related assets and to build robust financial models for decision-making.

The role requires IFRS 13 and IVS/RICS Red Book compliance, strong English communication, and occasional asset inspections. You will present findings to internal committees, lenders and regulators with meticulous reports.

Qualifications

• Minimum 4 years of direct valuation experience, focused on transportation assets.
• Strong modelling skills (DCF, sensitivity, LTV waterfalls) and Excel proficiency.
• Experience with valuation platforms or databases is highly desirable.
• Report-writing and presentation skills with attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Perform detailed valuations of marine vessels, aircraft and specialist vehicles.
• Build and maintain DCF models, market multiples and LTV monitoring frameworks.
• Track asset values and LTV ratios over each deal's life.
• Review valuation reports prepared by external appraisers.
• Conduct market research from broker reports and industry surveys.
• Establish relationships with appraisal firms for reports and market intel.
• Prepare valuation reports and presentations for committees, lenders and regulators.
• Ensure IFRS 13, IVS/RICS Red Book compliance.
• Coordinate with deal teams to gather required data.
• Occasionally perform on-site inspections of assets.

Skills

Financial modelling

Market research

Report writing

Excel

Valuation platforms

Education

Finance

Economics

Naval Architecture

Aeronautical Engineering

Shipping

Actuarial Science

Job description

Salary - Paying 2,000 to 4,000 OMR per month (Depending on experience)

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform detailed valuations of marine vessels, aircraft and specialist vehicles using market, income and cost approaches.
• Build and maintain discounted cash flow (DCF) models, comparable transaction analysis, market multiples and LTV monitoring frameworks.
• Continuously track asset values and Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratios over the life of each deal.
• Critically review and challenge valuation reports prepared by external appraisers.
• Conduct in-depth market research: analyse broker reports, industry surveys (Clarksons, Fearnleys, ASCEND, IBA, etc.), transaction databases and economic indicators.
• Establish and manage relationships with leading appraisal firms in key shipping and aviation hubs to obtain official reports and market intelligence.
• Prepare clear, professional valuation reports and presentations for internal committees, lenders, insurers and regulators.
• Ensure full compliance with IFRS 13, IVS/RICS Red Book and other relevant valuation standards.
• Coordinate with deal teams, legal, insurance and finance colleagues to gather required data.
• Occasionally perform or accompany physical on-site inspections of assets (typically <10% of time).
• Support ad-hoc valuation requests from senior management.

Requirements:

• Minimum 4 years of direct valuation experience, with a strong focus on transportation assets (marine vessels and/or aircraft essential; vehicles a plus).
• Advanced financial modelling skills (DCF, sensitivity/scenario analysis, LTV waterfalls) in Excel; familiarity with valuation platforms or databases is highly desirable.
• Degree in Finance, Economics, Naval Architecture, Aeronautical Engineering, Shipping, Actuarial Science or related discipline. Relevant professional valuation qualifications (CVA, AVA, MRICS - Valuation, or similar) are a strong advantage.
• Proven ability to research and interpret shipping/aviation market data and transaction evidence.
• Excellent report-writing and presentation skills with exceptional attention to detail.
• Professional working proficiency in English (mandatory); fluency in French and/or Spanish is a significant advantage.
• Prior experience gained at a valuation/appraisal firm, ship-owner/operator, airline, leasing company, investment/corporate bank, Big-4 or insurance company is highly regarded.
• Willingness to travel occasionally for asset inspections.