2026 Graduate Program - EY-Parthenon - Valuation, Modeling & Economics - Hong Kong

At EY-Parthenon, our unique combination of transformative strategy, transactions, tax and corporate finance delivers real-world value - solutions that work in practice, not just on paper. Benefiting from EY's full spectrum of services, we've reimagined strategic consulting to work in a world of increasing complexity. With deep functional and sector expertise, paired with innovative AI-powered technology and an investor mindset, we partner with CEOs, boards, private equity and governments every step of the way. Valuation, Modeling & Economics practices are the means by which we continue to bring our deep financial, economics and analytics skills to bear in order to support EY clients with better decision-making involving transactions, funding capital expansion and providing capital efficiency through developing complex financial model with actionable insight (i.e. capital allocation to help adjust risk, cash release opportunity, capital budgeting with skill sets on measuring and valuating not just assets but also litigation or life). Responsibilities - Prepare analyses of historical and pro forma financial information to assess trends and fluctuations that may impact cash flow requirements and deal valuation - Assist in preparing reports and schedules that will be delivered to clients and other parties - Conduct equity research, industry research, management interviews and site visits; Analyse information obtained from various channels - Appraise company or asset values using the income approach, market approach or asset-based approach for transaction, financial reporting or tax purposes - Develop and analyze complex financial models and perform financial analyses and provide actionable insights to clients; - Develop and maintain productive working relationships with client personnel, targets and other professional Requirements - Bachelor/Master’s degree in Accounting, Business, Finance, Statistic, Quantitative Finance, Financial Engi