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.
About the Pewter template
Pewter is a one-column resume in a Garamond-style serif and one ink, with the accent kept for the job title alone. The head sets the name in spaced capitals, the first name a shade lighter than the surname, with the job title in italics beneath it and the profile as plain copy under that, all beside a round portrait in the top right; the contact details run in three centred columns below, each with its icon above the value, and a heavy dark rule closes the head. Every section sits under the same heading, its title in bold capitals on a grey block about a third of the page wide and open at the right, a section the writer adds included. A role reads down two columns, the dates over the city on the left and the employer in capitals over the role on the right, the bullets aligned under the employer; a degree reads the same way with the award over the school in bold. Languages read three to a row, each name followed by a dark bar, and skills are one sentence of names divided by commas. It suits a financial analyst, an accountant or anyone in a numbers role who wants a photograph on a page that stays quiet.
Read the financial analyst resume shown hereAdrian Volkov’s resume in full, with notes on why each part works.How it is built
- The name in spaced serif capitals, the first name a shade lighter than the surname, with the job title in italics in the accent beneath
- The profile as plain copy in the head beside a round portrait, and a heavy dark rule the full width of the page under the contact row
- Contact details in three centred columns, each with its icon above the value
- Every heading in bold capitals on a grey block about a third of the page wide, open at the right, a section the writer adds included
- A role and a degree both down two columns, the dates over the city on the left, the employer in capitals over the role or the award over the school in bold on the right
- Languages three to a row, each name followed by a dark proficiency bar, and skills as one comma-divided sentence
- Style
- Professional · Elegant · Traditional
- Best for
- Finance · Business · Admin & Office
- Career stage
- Mid Level · Senior / Executive
- Layout
- One Column · With Photo
- Photo
- Includes a photo
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