WHAT DOES YOUR WORK LOOK LIKE?

You advise underperforming Dutch and European companies on restructuring, refinancing, accelerated M&A and insolvency options – finding the best way forward for the business and its stakeholders. From family-run organisations to major listed multinationals, you help underperforming businesses understand and solve their problems. That might mean coming up with strategies to turn the company around, restructure its operations or financing structure or even guiding it through an insolvency process.
If you join our team, you will work intensively with 30 colleagues from junior to partner level. You always work together in sub teams with team members of different function levels. We offer you an inspiring, stimulating environment where you can be yourself and where your view will be welcomed, regardless of your position or background. You will have your own responsibilities, direct client contact and contact with various stakeholders (banks, companies, PE and liquidators). You also interact a lot with PwC colleagues from other (M&A) Deals teams, Tax and Assurance. In this way, our clients always receive the specialist support they need to make the right decision.
You will have the opportunity to contribute to all aspects of the restructuring processes so that you learn a lot and grow in your role on both a professional and personal level.

• At least two years of relevant work experience
• A strong financial background and you are good at dealing with financial models and cash flow forecasts;
• Preferably you have some experience in:
• restructuring, which can be financial or operational;
• financing experience eg. corporate finance, leveraged finance;
• strategy consulting;
• Analytical skills and knowledge of Microsoft Excel. Experience with data analytics is an advantage;
• You have excellent English language skills (and preferably Dutch);
• A strong sense of ownership; you take on assignments as if you were owning the company you work with;
• You like to travel occasionally for work (mainly Western Europe)