Healthcare Investment Banking Analyst (m/f/d)

Responsibilities

• Prepare M&A, ECM and cross-product client pitches.
• Prepare company and sector analyses, including company and sector profiles.
• Conduct target and/or buyer screenings and analyses, including acquisition capacity analyses as appropriate.
• Evaluate companies using all relevant methodologies, including trading and transaction multiples, DCF and LBO.
• Train and guide interns and VIEs as an Analyst.
• Act as a key team member in day-to-day project execution work, including involvement in specific project tasks and work streams.
• Keep up to date about healthcare, M&A, equity and debt related issues.

Experience and Technical Skills

• Very good Bachelor or Master’s degree in Finance, Business Administration, or a healthcare-related degree.
• Relevant work experience in investment banking / corporate finance with a focus on M&A origination and execution, or otherwise relevant work experience in healthcare with a top-tier consulting or financial services house.
• Knowledge in the healthcare industry would be a plus.
• Strong technical and analytical skills.
• Very good command and user knowledge of MS Office, especially Excel and PowerPoint.
• Good user knowledge of Bloomberg and CapitalIQ.
• Fluency in English is essential; fluency in any other European language would be beneficial.

Personal Abilities / Competencies

• A highly motivated and reliable self-starter.
• Willingness to learn.
• Well organized with superb attention to detail.
• Self-confident personality.
• Pro‑active team player.
• Strong written and oral communication skills.
• Strong innovation and problem-solving skills.

We are an equal opportunities employer and we are proud to make diversity a strength for our company. Societe Generale is committed to recognizing and promoting all talents, regardless of their beliefs, age, disability, parental status, ethnic origin, nationality, gender identity, sexual orientation, membership of a political, religious, trade union or minority organisation, or any other characteristic that could be subject to discrimination.