Financial Analyst

Corporate Profile

Canada Enterprise Emergency Funding Corp. (CEEFC) is a subsidiary of Canada Development Investment Corp. (CDEV) established in 2020 and whose mandate is to administer the Large Employer Emergency Financing Facility (LEEFF) and the Large Employer Tariff Loan (LETL) facility since March 2025.

CEEFC was originally tasked with launching and administering the LEEFF program in response to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. LEEFF made emergency loans available to Canada’s large employers that were unable to access traditional sources of capital at the time to keep them solvent and to support retention of tens of thousands of Canadian workers. LEEFF stopped taking new applications in 2022.

In March 2025, CEEFC was mandated to establish and administer the LETL facility to support large Canadian enterprises affected by actual and potential new tariffs and countermeasures and which face challenges accessing traditional sources of market financing.

CEEFC’s loan programs protect Canadian jobs and the Canadian economy by helping Canadian businesses remain solvent in times of significant economic shock. Loans provided under these programs are intended for otherwise viable large organizations that are unable to quickly access traditional sources of capital to manage and bridge liquidity needs through a period of significant economic uncertainty.

CDEV is a self-sustained federal Crown corporation that has become the entity of choice for critical financial transactions needed to help the federal government achieve its goals and maximize the value of its corporate assets. With a more than 40-year long history of operations, CDEV has seen its mandate expand over time to provide a breadth of financial advisory services and expertise to support the country’s broader economic objectives.

CDEV provides a unique and valuable perspective with deep financial expertise on the country’s most complex anddiverse commercial transactions. Headquartered in Toronto with an office in Ottawa and subsidiary offices across the country, it is governed by an independent board of directors. CDEV has five key pillars of expertise:

1. Asset Monetization
2. Managed Assets
3. Capital & Funding Solutions
4. Special Situations & Strategic Reviews
5. Indigenous Economic Reconciliation

Overview

CEEFC is hiring a Financial Analyst professional to join its nimble team of highly experienced professionals. The Financial Analyst will report to the CFO and collaborate with various parties to ensure accurate and timely financial reporting. As an integral part of the team, you will be responsible for a wide range of accounting functions and will play an important role in supporting CEEFC’S mission and vision.

The preferred work location is Toronto or Ottawa, where CDEV offices offer a hybrid work option; however, highly qualified candidates located elsewhere in Canada may also be considered.

Key Responsibilities

• Support the monthly and quarterly financial close processes for CEEFC, including the preparation of journal entries, account reconciliations, and financial analysis.
• Assist in the preparation of CEEFC’s quarterly and annual financial statements in accordance with IFRS and PSAS.
• Perform account reconciliations, variance analysis, and expense tracking to ensure the accuracy and completeness of financial records.
• Support accounts payable and accounts receivable processes, including invoice processing, payment tracking, and issue resolution.
• Assist with the preparation and issuance of quarterly invoices to borrowers and related parties, and monitor the timely receipt of payments.
• Support documentation preparation and coordination with Joint Auditors during interim reviews and year-end audit processes.
• Contribute to the annual budgeting and forecasting processes through the collection, analysis, and validation of financial data.
• Coordinate with subsidiaries and internal stakeholders to compile required financial information during reporting, forecasting, and budgeting cycles.
• Ensure compliance with internal financial controls, accounting standards, and finance policies and procedures.
• Assist with regulatory and corporate reporting requirements, as well as ad hoc financial analysis and projects.
• Perform other finance and administrative duties as required to support CEEFC’s operations. &lt