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Analyst, Global Investment Banking, Leveraged Capital Markets

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royal bank of canadaBrooklyn (NY)

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Overview: In this role you support the syndication of leveraged loan and high-yield debt to institutional investors. You prepare and refine marketing, pitch, and offering materials with financial analysis and market context, and you coordinate with sales, trading, and IB teams to drive live deals. You maintain the deal order book and assist in roadshows, targeting, and client outreach, contributing to deal execution and risk controls. This role offers exposure to capital markets, cross-functional collaboration, and a path to develop in a high‑performing environment at RBC. Compensation / Benefits Competitive compensation Flexible benefits including 401(k) with company matching Health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance Paid time off Development coaching and leadership support Dynamic, collaborative and high-performing team environment
Responsibilities: Support debt syndication to institutional investors for leveraged loans and high-yield deals Prepare pitch, marketing, and offering materials with financial analysis and market trends Assist in non-deal roadshows, presentations, and investor targeting Liaise with RBC sales and trading desk during the syndication process Maintain the live deal order book including new money raises and refinancings Collaborate with investment banking coverage/product teams to tailor client solutions Coordinate with internal teams, lawyers, and other banks for deal execution Provide senior originators with analysis on clients, industry trends, and market events Review and comply with firm policies and escalate operational risk as needed Perform other duties as reasonably required
Key requirements: BA/BS or equivalent in Finance or Accounting (graduated college) 0.5–2 years’ experience (Analyst 1) Excellent written and verbal communication with attention to detail Strong interest in capital markets and leveraged finance Understanding of capital markets, credit analysis, finance, and accounting Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, Word) Attention to detail Clear communication Teamwork Capital markets knowledge Credit analysis Financial analysis

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