Director Equity Research Analyst - Consumer
$300,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$300,000 per year
About the role
- Creating and publishing proprietary equity research content in designated industry with stock recommendations (Buy, Hold, Sell) to institutional buy‑side clients.
- Conduct due diligence and provide industry expertise for capital markets equity transactions and responsible for initiating C‑suite corporate access resources to institutional equity clients.
- Responsible for initiating C‑suite corporate access resources to institutional equity clients including non‑deal roadshows, conferences, field trips, bus tours, and conference calls.
- Conduct independent industry assessments and company‑specific research reports.
- Involvement with corporate client relationships at the highest C‑Level (CEO, President, COO, CFO, Director of Strategy, etc)
- Level‑Specific Duties
- Applies industry/market/product knowledge to drive revenue production and business growth.
- Applies knowledge and experience, and advanced skills to independently conduct industry assessments and company‑specific research reports.
- Critical involvement with corporate client relationships at the highest C‑Level (CEO, President, COO, CFO, Director of Strategy, etc)
- Accumulate client votes from institutional clientele which are critical revenue drivers for the STRH platform.
- Conducts critical due diligence execution in capital markets transactions and provides unique industry expertise.
- Responsible for initiating C‑suite corporate access resources to institutional equity clients including non‑deal roadshows, conferences, field trips, bus tours, and conference calls.
- Plays a key role in developing strategy and objectives for designated business area.
- Mentors and coaches junior staff.
- Applies highly developed risk management skills and sets the standard for risk management practices for assigned team; coaches team, and holds team accountable.
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