Investment Banking Analyst | Industrials

Hogan Lovells•New York, NY

About The Position

Analysts in Houlihan Lokey’s Industrials Group support investment banking engagements and new business development efforts. The role focuses primarily on executing M&A transactions while developing expertise and building relationships with clients in the Industrials coverage universe. Analysts prepare and analyze financial information, perform company and business valuations, coordinate due diligence, support transaction execution, and develop client-facing materials. The team is collegial and entrepreneurial, values teamwork and new ideas, and gives analysts substantial responsibility and opportunities to contribute to business growth.

Requirements

  • One to two years of full-time corporate finance, investment banking, or accounting experience.
  • Strong work ethic and ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.
  • Strong knowledge of accounting and applied financial theory.
  • Keen analytical capabilities and strong financial analysis skills.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Graduation from the class of 2025 or earlier.

Nice To Haves

  • Prior experience or demonstrated interest in the industrials sector.
  • Motivation, creativity, and an outgoing disposition.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare, analyze, and help explain historical and projected financial information.
  • Perform valuations of companies and businesses.
  • Coordinate and perform business due diligence and execute M&A transactions.
  • Prepare confidential memoranda, management presentations, marketing pitches, and other presentations.
  • Build relationships and maintain direct contact with clients, prospective clients, and professional advisors.
  • Assist in the marketing and planning of engagements on a limited basis.

Benefits

  • Competitive total compensation package, which may include discretionary incentive compensation.
  • Competitive benefits package.
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