Corporate Finance Manager

Why Choose Crewstone?

Crewstone International is a licensed Private Equity Management Corporation (PEMC) regulated by the Securities Commission Malaysia. Since 2011, we have built a diverse and resilient portfolio spanning the US, UK, Asia, and the UAE – driven by a global team of seasoned investment professionals and a commitment to excellence.

Building on this strong foundation, CSI is now embarking on the next phase of its global expansion, extending our footprint into 11 dynamic markets : Switzerland, China, India, Indonesia, Russia, Australia, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, alongside our existing bases in Malaysia and the USA. This expansion offers a unique platform where local expertise meets international opportunity, creating an environment for both our investors and our people to thrive.

Role Overview

We are seeking driven and entrepreneurial Corporate Finance Managers who are passionate about investments, deal-making, and value creation. In this role, you will represent CSI in your home market, leveraging your local insights to identify opportunities, build relationships, and execute transactions — all while collaborating with a global team of private equity professionals.

This is more than just a finance role — it is a chance to shape investments that transcend borders, accelerate your career on an international stage, and contribute directly to CSI’s vision of building enduring value across markets.

Key Responsibilities

• Identify and evaluate investment opportunities within your local market, aligned with CSI’s global strategy.
• Conduct detailed financial modeling, valuation, and due diligence on potential deals.
• Support transaction execution, including negotiations, structuring, and documentation.
• Perform market and industry research to generate insights for investment decisions.
• Monitor and report on portfolio company performance, supporting value creation initiatives.
• Collaborate with cross-border teams to align local market opportunities with global strategies.
• Contribute to investor relations through the preparation of investment memos, presentations, and performance updates.

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