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Investment Specialist, NPSA10, Accra, Ghana, UNCDF [Open to Tier 1 & 2 applicants]
CDI11 days ago
Job Description
Accra
CDI
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The Investment Specialist at UNCDF in Accra, Ghana, will lead the technical implementation and investment processes for selected transactions, focusing on SME finance. This role involves conducting due diligence, providing technical assistance to project partners, and monitoring investment performance. The specialist will work closely with various stakeholders to ensure alignment on investment strategies and project goals. The position aims to enhance access to finance for small and growing companies while contributing to sustainable economic growth in Ghana. Advanced university degree in Economics, Finance, or Business Administration Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in banking, development finance, or investment management Experience in conducting investment due diligence and financial analysis Demonstrated experience structuring financing transactions Fluency in English
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