Analyst - Equity Strategy - Investment Bank - IIT/NIT/IIM/XLRI/FMS

We have an opening with one of the well known investment bank for the role of Analyst_Equity Strategy

Location- Mumbai

Roles & Responsibility

- Would be part of Equity Strategy research team.

- Role will involve supporting onshore teams.

- Candidate will be part of a team with a mandate for research on equity strategy and bespoke client service. The team produces regular written output on a variety of discretionary subjects with a substantial amount of underlying analysis, and the candidate would be expected to contribute to the reports in terms of idea generation and analysis.

- Work on building financial/quantitative models and strategies for the team which use company and/or macro-economic data; maintain these databases on a regular basis.

- Assist in writing full or parts of research reports; Build marketing presentations with the direction of senior analyst.

- Keep an eye on important news flow from the region/global which could likely have impact on equities in the region.

- The candidate should be able to work under pressure to tight deadlines and be able to respond to requests from internal and external clients (both fundamental and quantitative) in a flexible manner.

Key Skills

- Ideally have 1-3 years equity/credit/quantitative research experience which demonstrates superior analytical ability

- Looking for IITs 2017 pass outs(only from Top 5 IIT's) / B.Tech+ MBA from Tier 1 Institute

- Should be able to formulate a problem undertake the required analysis and interpret the results

- Be able to think through complex issues and be comfortable dealing sometimes with ambiguity in an effort to find solutions

- Be highly numerate with exceptional quantitative financial analysis and modelling skills

- Knowledge of MS Excel Word PPT and some basic programming econometric skills and background VBA etc are preferred

- Should be highly comfortable organizing analyzing large amounts of data to find meaningful conclusions

- Some experience of financial databases as Bloomberg Factset Thomson Reuters Eikon is good to have

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