Investment Banking Analyst

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confidentialManhattan (NY)

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About the role

Investment Banking Analyst - New York, NYWe are seeking a driven Investment Banking Analyst to join our New York office.

The ideal candidate will have: 1–3 years of investment banking experience and a strong foundation in M&A execution and financial analysis.

Responsibilities:

Support execution of sell‑side and buy‑side M&A transactions and strategic advisory engagements
Build and maintain detailed financial models and valuation analyses (e.g., DCF, comparable companies, precedent transactions)
Prepare client‑facing materials, including pitch decks, investment memoranda, and management presentations
Conduct industry, company, and financial analysis to support transaction execution and business development
Manage data rooms, diligence requests, and coordination with internal teams and external advisors
Work closely with Associates and senior bankers in fast‑paced, lean deal teams
Qualifications1–3 years of investment banking experience (M&A experience strongly preferred)
Strong financial modeling, valuation, and analytical skills
High attention to detail with excellent written and verbal communication
Ability to manage multiple workstreams and perform under tight deadlines
Bachelor’s degree required

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