Morgan Law
Financial Analyst – PFI Contracts

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About the Role
My public sector client needs to recruit an interim financial analyst to deliver a piece of work on a PFI contract. Working at a critical time for the PFI contract, the Financial Analyst will evaluate the long-term affordability, risk transfer, and value for money of public infrastructure projects. This will involve assessing capital costs, financing rates, lifecycle maintenance expenses.
Key Responsibilities
- Take ambiguous data and interrogate the data, create new Excel dashboards with the data and model to show what the figures actually are.
- Analyse the FM providers spreadsheets for inaccurate data and incorrectly reported data.
- Pull out data from a wide range of reports.
- Build dashboards to track the lifecycle of the project with more accuracy.
- Scrutinisier the projected costs for repairing and replacing major assets (like boilers or roofs) to ensure funds are properly allocated.
- Conduct gap analyses to ensure the private operator has fulfilled all contractual obligations and that the handover does not burden taxpayers with unexpected backlog maintenance costs.
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Requirements
To be considered you will need to have PFI and Lifecycle experience as well as excellent financial analysis and modelling skills.
Location and Pay Rate
The role is home-based with a rate of circa £600 a day inside IR35.
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