Senior Manager, Valuations, Victoria

Role Overview

Senior Manager - Valuations (Victoria, BC). Responsible for executing BCI’s private investment valuation processes across Private Equity, Infrastructure&Renewable Resources, and Private Credit, applying technical judgment on complex fair value matters within a high‑governance institutional environment. Reports to the Director, Valuations and delivers valuation conclusions and supporting analysis to the Valuation Committee and senior management.Key Responsibilities

Manage year‑end and quarterly valuation processes for assigned portfolios; deliver outputs on schedule with complete documentation suitable for committee review and external audit. Review and challenge third‑party valuation reports to ensure methodological soundness, consistency with BCI’s valuation policies, and compliance with applicable accounting standards.Prepare valuation conclusions, executive summaries, and supporting analysis for the Valuation Committee and management, articulating key assumptions, sensitivities, and risks. Identify valuation issues and control gaps early; drive timely remediation with stakeholders and document decisions to strengthen governance.Serve as subject‑matter expert on private market valuations, responding to inquiries from internal stakeholders, asset‑class teams, and external auditors. Exercise sound judgment on complex fair value matters; provide well‑researched recommendations and implementation plans to senior leadership.Contribute to BCI’s valuation policies and internal directives; monitor regulatory and accounting developments to flag material implications. Manage relationships with external valuators, including scoping, reviewing deliverables, and ensuring timely completion aligned with the Valuation Plan. Act as day‑to‑day contact for external auditor queries, providing supporting documentation and escalating issues appropriately.Champion technology and AI solutions within the valuations function, including automation of workflows, model roll‑forwards, and private debt review processes. Provide coaching, performance management, and onboarding support for direct reports. Required Qualifications

Professional accounting designation (CPA), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), and/or Chartered Business Valuator (CBV). 8–10 years of experience in private investment valuation with progressively increasing responsibility. Expertise in valuation methodologies for illiquid assets: discounted cash flow, market multiples, income approaches across infrastructure, private equity, private debt, and real assets.Deep knowledge of IFRS, especially IFRS 13 (Fair Value Measurement) and related standards relevant to investment company accounting. Proficiency in reviewing large and complex financial models, including IRR and cash‑flow modelling across private‑market asset classes. Strong understanding of private‑market investment structures, fund governance, and the role of valuation within institutional investor financial reporting and risk management.Excellent communication skills; ability to present complex valuation matters clearly to senior management and committee audiences. Preferred: experience within an institutional investment management environment; demonstrated ability to take on increasing scope and complexity with potential for broader functional leadership.Familiarity with technology enablement and AI tools in a valuation or finance context. Compensation&Benefits

Annualized base salary range: CAD $135,000 to $160,000. BCI offers a comprehensive rewards package, including a performance‑based incentive plan, health&dental benefits, a defined‑benefit pension plan, and paid time off. Work Environment

This role is based in our downtown Victoria, BC office and provides the flexibility to work remotely one day per week. Equal Opportunity Employer

BCI welcomes all qualified candidates who are legally authorized to work in Canada. We value diversity and are committed to an inclusive workforce.

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