Investment Analyst/Associate
atw partnersGlens Falls (NY)
Investment Analyst/Associate
Posted 2 days ago
atw partnersGlens Falls (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Company Description:
ATW Partners is hiring for an Investment Analyst/Associate. Our firm is growing rapidly and we're looking add to the investment team. The firm manages ~$1.5 billion in AUM and is currently deploying its fifth flagship closed-end fund. The mandate is focused on investing across the capital structure in structured growth, distressed, and special situations investments across public (80%) and private markets (20%). ATW seeks to provide excellent risk-adjusted returns to investors through creating highly structured, bespoke capital solutions for companies which aim to provide credit-like downside protection with equity-like upside potential.
Role Description:
This role will primarily support the firm’s structured investments in small-cap public companies, from origination through exit. Key responsibilities include deal origination, LOI drafting and negotiation, managing internal and 3rd party due diligence, transaction execution, and post-investment portfolio management activities. Over time, this role will be expected to lead these workstreams with oversight from senior investment professionals. The long-term vision for the candidate would be to quarterback their own transactions across the full stack investment process.
Qualifications:
1-4 years of experience in investment banking, long/short equity, event-driven strategies, or direct private equity/credit.
Intellectually curious and comfortable navigating open-ended problems to create actionable solutions.
Ability to manage multiple workstreams and manage deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Self-starter with ability to work independently to drive projects forward.
Proficiency in Chinese (Mandarin) is a plus but not a requirement.
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