Global Equity Investment Analyst - Long Only Fund

Posted 4 days ago

biztek peopleBrooklyn (NY)

Financial and Investment Analysts Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

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About the role

Job Opportunity International long-only fund seeks Global Equity Research Analyst to cover general sectors, mainly in the US and Europe. The asset manager focuses on high quality growth stocks in long-term, fundamental value-oriented investment. The position is located in New York City and a part of the global team located in different time zone. While the NY team covers the Western Hemisphere, the other office covers the rest.

Responsibilities:

Conduct bottom-up research of equities on assigned industries
Develop and present new investment ideas
Monitor current investments to enhance risk-adjusted returns for the portfolio
Monitor the latest news on the underlining stocks in the portfolio and evaluate the impacts on the stocks
Build and maintain complete company models, create income statement, balance sheet and cash flow forecasts and perform valuation analysis
Conduct on-site company visits and conference calls and meet the company managements frequently
Maintain good and frequent communication with the portfolio managers on industries and stocks in their portfolio

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree with a strong academic track record, MBA, CFA a Plus
Excellent analytical skills
Strong work ethics
Strong verbal and written communication skills
Proficiency in Excel and Bloomberg

Strong team orientation 10+ Years of experience in Equity investment research at long-only funds. Senior/mature candidates are welcome. Industrial/Material/Consumer staple sector analyst experience is preferable, but not must Working knowledge of accounting, finance, and valuation Ability to multi-task and work with numerous teams

Benefits: Full benefits

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