Stifel Capital Structure Advisory - Senior Analyst / Junior Associate
stifel financialBrooklyn (NY)
Stifel Capital Structure Advisory - Senior Analyst / Junior Associate
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stifel financialBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will contribute to capital structure engagements within Stifel CSA, supporting restructurings, debt advisory, and strategic transactions. You work closely with deal teams to develop analyses, pitchbooks, and client deliverables that inform critical decisions. You will tackle complex industry and company research, build financial models, and evaluate strategic alternatives. The role offers exposure to high-profile restructurings and a collaborative, entrepreneurial culture that rewards rigorous analysis and teamwork. This is a chance to shape outcomes for clients and grow in a leading investment bank. Compensation / Benefits discretionary bonuses health/dental/vision insurance flexible spending accounts tuition & certification assistance paid time off Stifel Total Health Connect
Responsibilities:
Prepare presentation materials such as pitchbooks and summaries Conduct in-depth industry and company research Build and analyze financial models to evaluate projections and strategic options Support development of industry databases and valuation analyses Analyze credit agreements, indentures, and covenant compliance Work closely with deal teams including other junior and senior bankers
Key requirements:
Bachelor in Finance or related field (minimum) 1-4 years experience in corporate restructuring, investment banking or similar field Exceptional quantitative and analytical skills Superior attention to detail and disciplined work ethic Strong verbal and written communication abilities Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment Proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint Financial modeling and/or accounting experience Collaborative mindset and strong interpersonal skills Collaborative mindset Strong interpersonal skills Clear verbal and written communication Excel PowerPoint Financial modeling
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