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Our products include debt and equity financing, mergers & acquisitions, corporate banking, institutional equity sales, trading and research, fixed income products, derivatives, energy, foreign exchange and precious & metals.
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7+ years of experience in investment banking, strategy consulting, private equity, corporate strategy for financial services companies or related fields. The Finance Specialist - Corporate Strategy will have strong interpersonal skills allowing him/her to cultivate key relationships with stakeholders, management, and external parties.
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Engage in tax planning and structuring for transactions in one or more of the following areas: mergers and acquisitions, private equity, debt finance, bankruptcy/financial restructuring, special situations, and/or private credit.
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At least 10 years working in corporate development, investment banking, private equity or consulting. Show creativity, innovation, and a dedication to our strategy by including principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion in the division's work and purpose.
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In addition, you will bring a collaborative approach working with our business partners in Trading, Research and Investment Banking, Legal, Credit and colleagues across Corporate Derivatives Marketing (CDM) including Rates, Commodities and Equity Derivatives to provide comprehensive coverage across the platform.
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The corporate team advises clients from the US and across Europe and you will have experience of mergers and acquisitions, private equity and venture capital transactions. Our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Mission.
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2-3 years of experience in strategy/management consulting, venture capital, private equity, investment banking, or corporate strategy/business development, focusing on strategic, operational, and financial modeling and detailed analyses.
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Global Markets Credit - Provide credit to support investment funds and other financial market participants with managing products such as debt, equity, commodities and foreign exchange. Global Wealth & Investment Management Credit (Supporting our Merrill and Private Bank clients.
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Analyst II - Investment Banking - Corporate Finance Location: Chicago, Illinois or New York, New York Full/Part-Time: Full-Time FLSA Status: Exempt Equal Employment Opportunity Employer The objective of this position is to provide support to the senior banking team members in all aspects of client coverage and business development for debt capital markets, equity capital markets, M&A advisory, and private capital advisory.
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The firm is looking for an Attorney with at least five years of experience in transactional corporate work with at least 50% dedicated to mergers and acquisitions, as well as a mix of private equity and equity finance transactions.
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Experience with private equity sponsors and portfolio companies is advantageous. Our client is a prominent global law firm and is looking for a mid- to senior-level Finance Associate (4 – 8 years of experience) within the Corporate group at their New York office.
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Proven track record of success (2-4 years) in Investment Banking, Management/Financial Consulting, Private Equity, Corporate Finance management development program, FP&A or a similar background.
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An elite corporate law firm are looking to appoint an Associate between 2 - 5 years' experience to the corporate practice due to growth and increased levels of activity with private equity sponsors.
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We partner with top-tier investment managers to provide investors with a wide range of opportunities across real estate, venture capital, private equity, art, short term notes and more. We believe that private market alternatives should be a fundamental part of your portfolio.
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Banking AmericasMizuho is a premier investment and corporate bank dedicated to delivering innovative capital markets and advisory solutions to corporations, institutional investors, and private equity clients throughout the Americas.
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