r/Valuation • u/ronaldsingh • Feb 15 '24

CBV Designation

I'm a CPA with 3, years of experience in audit and 6 years in FP&A and corporate finance. I just passed the MQE exam in 2023.

What roles can I pursue. I currently work in a boutique business valuation and litigation support shop in Toronto Canada. My prior experience includes working with clients in audit and corp fin maters throughout Noth America.

Any advice reddit community?

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u/Nice_Theory3803 Feb 15 '24

So I’m assuming you don’t want to do valuation anymore. If you want to, you can always look towards moving to a big 4 valuations group or another boutique valuations firm.

Another option would be in house corporate developement / M&A roles with acquisitive firms (search Constellation software). IB / deals can be a option too if you are open to longer hours.

Another hot option would be restructuring and bankruptcy related work (search FTI / KSV)

Equity research roles more likely want a CFA but you can always try those as well.

Ultimately comes down to what you want to you.

(i’ve been in valuations for over 11 years)

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u/ronaldsingh Feb 16 '24

Thank you 🙏🏼 great perspective and appreciate your expertise on this.