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Global Banking & Markets, Equities Sector Specialist, Analyst/Associate - Dallas

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goldman sachs groupDallas (TX)

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About the role

Equities Sector Specialist (Analyst Or Associate) The Sector Specialists assist with client coverage and content creation across the Franchise Trading business within GBM Public. The applicant will gain exposure to the entire sector specialist team with the opportunity to specialize in a vertical over time.
Responsibilities:
  • Perform a variety of micro and macro analysis through meetings with equity research, listening to company conference calls, and tracking industry and company data
  • Help coordinate and write Sector Specialist Team content pieces
  • Provide advisory services to clients of the firm
both macro and micro. Perform sector-specific research and analysis as needed
Qualifications:
  • Financial analysis skills; ability to perform primary research on public and private issuers, and critically review and analyze financial statements
  • Basic working knowledge of financial valuation and concepts
  • Detail oriented with a keen attention to detail
  • Strong Excel skills
  • Strong work ethic, high levels of motivation, and the ability to handle a fast-paced environment
Fluent in helping drive efficiency and new workflows via AIStrong interpersonal skills 1-5 years of finance experience. Job Identification 184966 Job Category Associate Posting Date 10/20/2026, 04:27 PMLocations Dallas, TX, United States

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