Investment Banking [Multiple Positions Available]

JPMorgan Chase & Co.•New York, NY

6d•Onsite

About The Position

This role involves conducting quantitative analyses of information affecting corporate finance decisions for public and private institutions, including acquisitions, divestitures, leveraged buyouts, and capital markets actions. The position requires preparing client presentations, attending client meetings, and guiding the development of financial models and analysis. Responsibilities include assessing and requesting data, defining analytical frameworks, and reviewing outputs. The role also involves reviewing valuation analyses such as Discounted Cash Flows, trading comparables, transaction comparables, leveraged buyout analysis, and business financial combination analyses prepared by analysts. Additionally, the position requires reviewing financial data, building financial models, and preparing financial analysis. The role will lead workstreams in the execution of corporate finance transactions, including M&A and capital markets transactions, across both equity offerings and debt issuances. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential to manage project timelines, gather deliverables, and communicate findings to senior team members of clients. The role also entails conducting industry and market research to execute M&A and capital raising transactions, monitoring industry trends, and sharing reports and analyses with the broader team, senior executives, and clients. Preparation of internal documentation, such as internal control and compliance processes, is also a key duty. This position requires up to 25% domestic and international travel.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Statistics, Finance, Economics, Accounting, or related field of study.
2 years (24 months) of experience in the job offered or as Investment Banking, Investment Banking Analyst, Analyst, or related occupation.
Analyzing financial statements, income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements to assess financial performance and financial objectives, including performance against corporate targets and broker estimates.
Applying U.S. GAAP and IFRS standards, as well as reconciliations between both methodologies, in conducting financial analysis and preparing detailed supporting documentation.
Using Microsoft Excel to perform financial analysis using VLOOKUP, index match, pivot tables, goal seek, and data table formulas.
Performing statistical analysis, including simple and multivariate regression analyses, and applying them to corporate finance analysis.
Preparing corporate finance advisory presentations used in client meetings, investor updates, and internal strategy discussions.
Conducting company and industry research using public filings, earnings reports, AlphaSense, FactSet, and Bloomberg to support financial analysis and presentation materials.
Preparing pitch materials, company profiles, and investor presentations.
Advising clients in industry areas such as Automotive, Aerospace and Defense, Basic Materials, Capital Goods, Chemicals, or Transportation and Logistics.
Preparing or supporting the preparation of confidential information memoranda, including company overviews, market landscapes, investment thesis, and financial highlights.
Engaging with counsel, auditors and third-party advisors to develop transaction documentation.
Developing and analyzing trading comparables and transaction comparables for public and private company valuations.
Developing and updating dynamic financial models used for transaction evaluations and presentations to clients.

Responsibilities

Conduct quantitative analyses of information affecting corporate finance decisions for public and private institutions, including acquisitions, divestitures, leveraged buyouts, and capital markets actions.
Prepare client presentations and attend meetings with clients.
Guide the development of financial models and analysis, assessing and requesting data required, defining analytical frameworks, and reviewing outputs.
Review valuation analyses, including Discounted Cash Flows, trading comparables, transaction comparables, leveraged buyout analysis, and business financial combination analyses, prepared by analysts.
Review financial data, build financial models, and prepare financial analysis.
Lead workstreams in execution of corporate finance transactions, including M&A and capital markets transactions, across both equity offerings and debt issuances.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to manage project timelines, gather deliverables, and communicate findings to senior team members of clients.
Conduct industry and market research in order to execute M&A and capital raising transactions.
Monitor industry trends, and share reports and analyses with broader team, senior executives, and clients.
Prepare internal documentation such as internal control and compliance processes.