Marshall Willows

Senior Manager - Valuation, Complex Securities @EY

Vancouver, BC, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Aug 2024 — Present

Senior Manager - Valuation, Complex Securities @EY

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Vancouver, BC, CA

EDUCATION

2014 — 2014

Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen

Bachelor's Degree, Economics

2012 — 2017

The University of British Columbia

Bachelor of Arts (BA), Economics

SKILLS

Market ResearchStataWritingEconomic ResearchCritical ThinkingTeamworkData AnalysisEconometricsCustomer ServiceQuantitative ResearchNetworkingEvent PlanningMathematicsTime ManagementFinancial AnalysisTechnical WritingCommercePublic SpeakingEconomicsLeadershipMarket AnalysisStatistical Data AnalysisResearch

ABOUT MARSHALL WILLOWS

Marshall Willows is a Senior Manager in the Complex Securities group at EY in Vancouver. As part of EY’s Valuation practice, the Complex Securities team assists clients to design and implement valuation models for interest rate and commodity derivatives, employee stock options, debt with embedded derivatives, contingent consideration, and other complex financial instruments.Prior to joining EY, Marshall was a Manager in KPMG\'s Global Transfer Pricing and Economic Services practice, where he specialized in providing multinational corporations with tax services focused on international debt-financing transactions, including advising on cross-border restructuring and M&A activity.Marshall holds a Bachelors of Arts in Economics from UBC and has completed the Financial Risk Manager (FRM) certification offered by the Global Association of Risk Professionals.Outside of work, Marshall’s personal interests include motorcycle touring, fitness training, and derivatives trading.

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