Analyst - Corporate Banking - Consumer & Retail, TD Securities
td bankBrooklyn (NY)
Analyst - Corporate Banking - Consumer & Retail, TD Securities
Posted today
td bankBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will join the Consumer & Retail Corporate Banking team in New York to support deal execution and financial analysis. You’ll work on a fast-paced deal team evaluating client opportunities, valuing companies, and preparing proposals and client presentations. You’ll leverage advanced financial modeling to inform decisions and help structure transactions. This is a growth-focused opportunity to learn from senior bankers while contributing to complex financing solutions. Compensation / Benefits base salary and incentive awards health and well-being benefits savings and retirement programs paid time off banking benefits and discounts career development and recognition
Responsibilities:
Analyze clients’ financials, industry and market data to identify opportunities Value private and public companies and perform advanced Excel modeling Contribute to client proposals, underwriting memos, and client presentations Assist in deal execution from initial contact to closing within a deal team Maintain client confidentiality and uphold bank policies Support senior officers in day-to-day deal execution and research
Key requirements:
Undergraduate degree in Business (Accounting or Finance) or Mathematics/Economics 1–2 years of related experience Series 79 and 63; ability to obtain after hire Strong academic performance and analytical and communication skills Ability to interact with all levels of the organization and work in a team-driven environment interpersonal skills strong communication team player advanced financial modeling in Excel valuations (private and public) financial statement analysis
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