Investment Banking Associate

Posted 3 days ago

confidentialRoslindale (MA)

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Investment Banking Associate - Nashville We are seeking a high‑performing Investment Banking Associate to join our Nashville office. The ideal candidate will have 3–6 years of investment banking experience and a strong track record of executing complex M&A and strategic advisory transactions.
Responsibilities: Execute sell‑side and buy‑side M&A transactions and other strategic advisory assignments Build, review, and refine financial models and valuation analyses (e.g., DCF, comparable companies, precedent transactions)Prepare client‑ready materials, including pitch decks, investment memoranda, and management presentations Manage day‑to‑day transaction workstreams and coordinate with senior bankers, clients, and external advisors Mentor and review work of analysts, ensuring quality, accuracy, and timeliness Contribute to business development efforts and client relationship management Qualifications 3–6 years of investment banking experience, ideally at a top‑tier or elite boutique firm Extensive experience with M&A transaction execution Exceptional financial modeling and valuation skills Strong written and verbal communication skills; highly polished client presence Detail‑oriented, commercially minded, and able to manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced environment Bachelor’s degree required Why Join Exposure to lean deal teams with significant responsibility and client access Opportunity to work on high‑impact, complex transactions Performance‑driven culture with strong mentorship and career progression Competitive compensation aligned with top‑tier boutique firms

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