Sell-Side Equity Research Analyst

Posted 3 days ago

monness crespi hardtNew York (NY)

Financial and Investment Analysts Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$200,000 - $300,000

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About the role

Monness, Crespi & Hardt is seeking a Sell-Side Equity Research Analyst with experience in the Infrastructure/Industrials sector to join its team. We are looking for an analyst who is passionate about stocks, produces thought provoking research and has relationships with buy-side clients and management teams.

Key Responsibilities Include: · Conduct fundamental analysis of companies in the sector.· Build and maintain detailed financial models.· Analyze industry data and trends.· Write and publish timely research reports.· Communicate investment ideas to the internal salesforce and buy-side clients.· Maintain strong relationships with management teams and coordinate regular corporate access events for clients.

Minimum Qualifications: · 5+ years of sell-side or buy-side experience in the Industrials/Infrastructure sector.· Strong oral and written communication skills.· Excellent analytical and problem solving skills.· Series 7, 63, 86 and 87 licenses.· MBA or CFA preferred but not required.

Full Time Salary Range: $200,000 - $300,000 About the Firm Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. Inc. (“MCH”) is a premier independent equity research and trading firm with a commitment to best-in-class content and service for Institutional Investors. Founded in 1964, the Firm is committed to exceptional service and is born of a tradition which stresses integrity above all else. We strive for excellence in every facet of our business and will continue to differentiate ourselves by maintaining the highest standards for client service, with a commitment to quality, transparency, and efficiency.

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