Vice President, Portfolio Valuations

InforCapital, partnership; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

Lincoln International in Los Angeles is seeking a Vice President of Portfolio Valuations to deliver rigorous, defensible valuations of portfolio investments for private equity clients on a quarterly and annual basis. You will build complex financial models, conduct market and comparable company analyses, and prepare formal valuation reports.

You will collaborate with PE clients, fund administrators, and auditors, while mentoring junior analysts and contributing to the firm’s thought leadership.

Responsibilities

• Build and maintain complex financial models.
• Conduct market and comparable company analyses.
• Prepare formal valuation reports and presentations.
• Collaborate with PE clients, fund administrators and auditors.

Job description

LocationLos Angeles, United States## About This RoleLincoln International is a leading global investment banking advisor to private equity firms and their portfolio companies. With more than 1,400 professionals across 25+ offices in 16 countries, the firm specializes in M&A advisory, private funds and capital markets advisory, and valuations and fairness opinions.The Vice President, Portfolio Valuations role sits within Lincoln International's Valuations & Opinions Group, which is recognized as an industry leader in the valuation of alternative and illiquid investments. The group's client base spans business development companies (BDCs), hedge funds, private equity firms, and corporate clients requiring valuation opinions for M&A transactions.The VP will work directly with private equity clients to deliver rigorous, defensible valuations of portfolio company investments on a quarterly and annual basis. Responsibilities include building and maintaining complex financial models, conducting market and comparable company analyses, preparing formal valuation reports and presentations, and collaborating with PE clients and their fund administrators and auditors.The role requires deep expertise in valuation methodologies including DCF, comparable company analysis, precedent transactions, and option pricing models applicable to illiquid securities. The VP will manage junior analysts and associates, contribute to business development efforts, and help develop the firm's methodological frameworks and thought leadership.Lincoln International offers a hybrid work model with in-office collaboration Monday through Thursday. The firm is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, and is an equal opportunity employer.