Shanice Moodley
Corporate Actions and Institutional Support
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Johannesburg, City of Johannesburg Metropolitan MunicipalityMember since February 20, 2023
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About
- A naturally diligent and highly motivated individual who possesses broad financial knowledge enhanced by the advanced numerical and analytical skills developed through the study of mathematics.
- A proven people-leader and team-player, heading the Wits Investment Society in 2020 by digitalizing content and partnering with lecturers, students and corporates to provide opportunities to students for career development, particularly in the financial field.
- Ambitious and looking to play a vital role in financial decision-making and adding significant value to a business.
- A very open-minded individual who is easily adaptable to the different aspects or careers available in the financial sector.
- A driven individual, demonstrating enthusiasm, innovation and initiative with the ability to work well under pressure, consistently delivering quick and efficient results whilst ensuring a high standard of work.
Experience
- A well-rounded financial services and strategic thinker with 2 years of experience with an institutional financial broker and Fintech company.
- Extensive exposure in the management, research and analysis of Corporate Actions, both onshore and offshore, which impact all clients onboarded by the business.
- Significant collaboration with all divisional managers in the development of visual reports for the company by manipulating data and making use of PowerBi.
Education
I have a postgraduate BCom Honours in Business Finance (with Distinction). The degree was challenging and exciting because it extended my knowledge and ability to be both analytical and work on my ability to learn through research. I did my research on the use of cryptocurrency as a safe-haven asset as opposed to gold which was very interesting to analyse due to the hype around cryptocurrency and the impact it has had on young investors.

