Public Finance Investment Banking Analyst
Public Finance Investment Banking Analyst
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Generate and maintain debt profiles to provide bankers with an overview of a client's debt position and historical financings
- Provide quantitative analyses including financial forecasting, cash flow analysis, and bond sizing using Excel and third-party debt structuring applications
- Able to work with data from various sources to develop relevant market-wide and client-specific analyses
- Draft high-quality client presentations and responses to Requests for Proposals
- Assist bankers in the execution of new issue transactions including documentation, pricing, presentations to investors and rating agencies, and deal closing coordination
- Monitor market conditions to apply new financing and optimization strategies based on clients' financing needs
- Research projects related to regulatory, legal, policy or client-specific issues
- Attend client meetings as required and present information in a clear and professional manner
- All other duties as assigned
- Ability to manage multiple concurrent projects and prioritize time-sensitive deliverables
- Advanced analytical skills with attention to detail
- High level of client focus and commitment to delivering quality work product on a time-sensitive basis in a fast-paced environment
- Excellent communication, teamwork and interpersonal skills
- Must be self-motivated with a strong work ethic and excellent time management skills
- Advanced proficiency with Excel, PowerPoint, Word, etc.
- Experience with DBC Finance preferred
- Solid understanding of fixed income market concepts and principles
- Bachelor's degree in Finance or similarFINRA SIE, series 52, and series 63 licensures (or within 90 days of hire)
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