Investment Banking Analyst

About the Position

This opening offers junior financial professionals a chance to enhance their skills in a collaborative and high-achieving environment focused on compelling assignments and direct interaction with clients. Joining a fast-growing boutique investment bank, candidates will accelerate their career by partnering with senior bankers committed to their development.

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct financial analysis and build detailed models to support transactions.
• Prepare marketing presentations and transactional documents.
• Perform due diligence activities to assess investment opportunities.
• Participate in client meetings, pitch sessions, and document drafting.
• Organize and oversee data rooms relevant to deal processes.
• Support various functions aimed at securing new deals and closing transactions successfully.

Candidate Profile

• Minimum of one year experience within investment banking, private equity, venture capital, or accounting.
• Exceptional attention to detail complemented by strong analytical skills.
• Excellent communication skills, both written and oral, with strong mathematical proficiency.
• Advanced capabilities in Microsoft Office tools.
• Highly motivated, proactive, and capable of managing multiple projects simultaneously.
• Solid understanding of accounting and financial principles.
• Positive approach towards work and collaboration.

About the Company

Ancoris Capital Partners is a specialized investment bank focusing on private capital markets. The firm raises equity and debt financing for privately-held firms, public companies, and alternative investment entities. Leveraging extensive structuring knowledge, a broad global investor network, and seasoned negotiation experience, Ancoris provides strategic long-term funding solutions for clients across sectors. Its partners average over 25 years of capital raising experience and the firm is recognized on Wall Street for excellence in structure and network quality. Their financing offerings support acquisitions, growth initiatives, shareholder liquidity needs, recapitalizations, dividends, and management buyouts.