Adrian Volkov
Financial Analyst
Detail-oriented financial analyst with seven years across forecasting, budgeting and investment analysis. Builds the models a leadership team decides on, from a three-statement forecast to a deal valuation, and turns the numbers into a recommendation a board can act on.
Professional Experience
Nov 2023 – Present
New York, NY
Hollis & Brandt Capital
Senior Financial Analyst
- Lead the annual budget and the quarterly reforecast for a $420 million portfolio, with variance commentary for the investment committee
- Identified $3.1 million of cost savings across two portfolio companies through a line-by-line review of operating expenses
- Built the valuation model behind a $50 million acquisition, from the discounted cash flow to the sensitivity tables the deal was priced on
Jul 2021 – Oct 2023
New York, NY
Meridian Foods Group
FP&A Analyst
- Owned the monthly close pack for four business units, reporting revenue, margin and headcount against plan within five working days
- Rebuilt the demand forecast in Power BI, cutting forecast error from 14% to 6% over three quarters
Jun 2019 – Jun 2021
New York, NY
Corvane Partners
Investment Analyst
- Ran due diligence on eleven mid-market opportunities, with three completed at a combined $85 million
- Tracked portfolio performance monthly and recommended two rebalances that returned 20% above the benchmark
Education
2017 – 2019
New York, NY
Master of Business Administration
NYU Stern School of Business
2013 – 2017
New York, NY
Bachelor of Science in Finance
Fordham University
Skills
Financial modelling, Forecasting and budgeting, Valuation, Excel, Power BI, SQL.
Languages
English
Spanish
French
Areas of Expertise
Analysis: Variance analysis, scenario planning, working-capital review.
Reporting: Board packs, KPI dashboards, month-end commentary.
Example 1 of 2 · Pewter template
Adrian Volkov, Financial Analyst
Adrian Volkov is a financial analyst seven years into forecasting, budgeting and investment work, now senior analyst at a capital firm, and applying for a lead FP&A or senior analyst role. Finance hiring turns on the size of what was modelled and what the model changed, so this resume states a portfolio value, a savings figure, a deal size and a forecast-error improvement, each tied to the role it happened in.
Why this resume works
- The current role opens on the scale of the budget owned, a $420 million portfolio, before the $3.1 million of savings found in it, so the number is read against its base.
- The acquisition bullet names the model that priced the deal, a discounted cash flow with sensitivity tables, which tells a finance lead exactly what was built rather than that a deal closed.
- The FP&A years carry one measurable improvement, forecast error cut from 14% to 6%, and the tool it was rebuilt in, so the Power BI skill is evidenced in the history as well as listed.
- An Areas of Expertise section the writer added groups the work into Analysis and Reporting, each a bold label followed by three plain terms, which is the shape a hiring manager scans for coverage.
- Skills are one comma-divided sentence and languages three bars across a row, so the page keeps its attributes to four lines and its history to the rest.