Financial Analyst jobs in Chicago, IL

The analyst will support the full transaction lifecycle by building complex financial models, conducting market research, and preparing investment committee materials. They will also assist in property-level financial performance analysis and communicate deal economics to senior leadership and stakeholders.

Summer Financial Analysts will work on various transaction types, including creditor- and debtor-side restructurings and distressed M&A engagements. They will provide support across debt and equity financings, balance sheet restructurings, and special situation principal investing.

Summer Financial Analysts will assist in creating marketing materials, conducting financial modeling, and managing investor outreach processes. They will work alongside full-time professionals on live deals including acquisition financing, refinancings, and special situations.

The analyst provides day-to-day support for Workday financial processes, including general ledger, close, and consolidations. They also partner with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot issues, document business requirements, and drive continuous process improvements.

The Financial Analyst will serve as a primary business partner to the CIO organization, managing technology budgets, forecasts, and long-range financial planning. They will track key technology metrics, provide variance analysis, and support strategic decision-making regarding infrastructure and AI investments.

This role is responsible for accurate sales account planning, month-end closing, and providing financial support to the US sales team. The analyst will drive forecasting, budgeting, and ad-hoc financial analysis to optimize business results and promotional investments.

The role involves performing data analysis to identify trends and generate actionable business insights while managing projects across multiple stakeholders. Additionally, the analyst will evaluate risks and optimize resource allocation to support strategic decision-making.

The role involves providing financial support for new and expanding business opportunities while ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and internal policies. It also includes offering advisory support to engagement teams regarding budgeting, forecasting, and profitability analysis.

The Financial Analyst will participate in accurate planning, reporting, and analysis functions, including preparing month-end, quarterly, and full-year forecasts. They will also act as a liaison to business units and provide support for ad-hoc requests to assist in decision-making.

The Financial Analyst will manage month-end closing, budgeting, and forecasting for management companies and funds. They will also assist with regulatory reporting, tax filings, and the implementation of AI tools to streamline financial workflows.

Prepare and post journal entries, reconcile accounts, analyze quarterly GAAP and statutory fluctuations, and support internal and external financial reporting. Verify financial statement accuracy, assist with audits and special projects, and identify opportunities to improve accounting processes.

The Financial Analyst provides finance support for budgeting, planning, forecasting, and reporting within the Sales Finance team. They work closely with sales organizations to provide objective financial analysis and counsel to support business decision-making.

The Credit Analyst is responsible for underwriting and monitoring credit, including drafting credit approval memos and performing financial risk analysis. They also manage portfolio monitoring activities, such as covenant tracking and identifying emerging risks or negative trends.

The Clinical Research Financial Analyst manages research billing activities, including charge review, reconciliation, and payment processing to ensure financial compliance. They also collaborate with study teams and revenue cycle departments to address billing challenges and maintain adherence to federal and institutional regulations.

The Financial Analyst II performs financial modeling, reporting, and budget planning to support organizational decision-making. They also collaborate with department managers to analyze financial performance and identify areas for process improvement.

The Business Analyst will act as a bridge between compliance, risk, and IT teams to define monitoring scopes and operational workflows. They are responsible for creating business requirements, performing gap analysis, and managing the end-to-end UAT process for financial crime systems.