07-27-2010, 09:35 PM
Risk Advisory is a very vast field; yet a few points are mentioned.
You need to improve your quantitative techniques (financial math specially involving DCF, annuities, discounting, compounding, time series, sensitivity analysis etc); a very good grip on the laws you have studied e.g. Companies Ordinance 1984, Listed Companies (Substantial Acquisition of Voting Shares and Takeovers) Ordinance, 2002, CCP Ordinance, tax laws etc; strong knowledge of auditing techniques, a good hand-on exposure of computers specially of excel and power-point etc; good communication and inter-personal skills; and a very updated knowledge on economic and financial indicators, market drivers in different sectors, current changes and all general affairs specially pertaining to business or having an impact thereon.
I hope some of the stuff would be understandable.
Regards,
You need to improve your quantitative techniques (financial math specially involving DCF, annuities, discounting, compounding, time series, sensitivity analysis etc); a very good grip on the laws you have studied e.g. Companies Ordinance 1984, Listed Companies (Substantial Acquisition of Voting Shares and Takeovers) Ordinance, 2002, CCP Ordinance, tax laws etc; strong knowledge of auditing techniques, a good hand-on exposure of computers specially of excel and power-point etc; good communication and inter-personal skills; and a very updated knowledge on economic and financial indicators, market drivers in different sectors, current changes and all general affairs specially pertaining to business or having an impact thereon.
I hope some of the stuff would be understandable.
Regards,