Skill
Financial Data
Finance and Accounting
Financial data refers to quantitative information about an organization's or market's economic activity, such as revenue, expenses, cash flow, asset valuations, stock prices, and transaction records. It is used by analysts, accountants, investors, and executives to make decisions, forecast performance, and comply with reporting requirements. Sources range from company ledgers and financial statements to market feeds like Bloomberg or S&P Capital IQ.
Open roles requiring Financial Data (2)
Sales Specialist - Investment Banking
LSEG
This is a quota-bearing sales role focused on growing LSEG's investment banking data and analytics offerings across advisory, research, and private equity clients in the Nordics and Balkans. The ideal candidate combines a hunter sales mentality with deep credibility selling financial workflows to sophisticated front-office professionals.
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Deals Quality Specialist , Private Markets
LSEG
PLN 120,900 – PLN 191,300
This role leads data quality initiatives for private markets financial datasets, ensuring accuracy and completeness across M&A, private equity, loans and infrastructure data. It suits someone with experience in financial data operations who can manage vendor relationships, design quality controls, and drive process improvements across a complex data landscape.
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