Job summary
Embark on a dynamic career path with this internship in Leveraged Finance at a prestigious global bank. This role is a gateway for graduates to immerse themselves in high-stakes finance, working on large-cap transactions and gaining exposure to a broad range of financial practices and global markets.
Key responsibilities are, but not limited to:
- Market and Credit Analysis: Conduct thorough analysis of business sectors and transactional pricing to assess potential leveraged finance issuers
- Support in Pitching: Assist in crafting marketing materials and pitches tailored for both private equity and corporate clients
- Financial Modelling: Engage in detailed financial modelling of transactions to support decision-making processes
- Legal and Documentation Review: Work alongside the legal team to review confidentiality agreements and draft summaries for new business opportunities
- Client Onboarding and Monitoring: Handle KYC processes and use Crédit Agricole's monitoring tools for data entry, updates, and reviews
- Portfolio Management: Assist in monitoring trading developments of portfolio companies, processing waiver requests, and drafting credit applications and annual review papers
- Cross-Functional Support: Provide comprehensive support to senior management and collaborate with various teams across the business
- Minimal education level
- Bachelor Degree / BSc Degree or equivalent
- Academic qualification / Speciality
- Must possess an undergraduate degree or equivalent, preferably demonstrating a strong grasp of numeracy.
Required skills
Competencies
- Proactive, good team player, comfortable with deadlines, flexible, and a keen learner with a strong interest in financial markets.
- Language
Skills
- Good command of English, both verbal and written.
- Additional languages such as French, German, Italian, Spanish, etc., are desirable but not required.
- Technical skills required
- Professional
Skills
- Excellent analytical, research, and financial modelling skills (proficiency in Excel required).
