Investment Banking Global Power and Energy Group Analyst
Morgan Stanley
About the Role
Morgan Stanley’s Banking Group provides industry, regional and product expertise to corporations, institutions and government clients. The Group comprises industry groups that collaborate with product team members in Mergers & Acquisitions, Global Capital Markets, Real Estate, and other industry groups to offer market insight, product creativity, and execution expertise.
Morgan Stanley's NYC and Houston offices are seeking an Investment Banking Analyst to join the Global Power and Energy Group. This role offers the opportunity to work with regional and international clients on complex transactions.
Key Responsibilities
- Work with regional and international clients on a wide range of complex transactions including:
- Acquisitions
- Divestitures
- Mergers
- Joint ventures
- Corporate restructurings
- Shareholder relations
- Recapitalizations
- Demergers
- Leveraged buyouts
- Defenses against unsolicited takeover attempts
- Strategic advisory assignments
- Executions of public and private capital markets transactions
- Collaborate closely with professionals throughout the firm to deliver high-quality advice to clients.
- Play an important role on a team, encouraging creative thinking beyond numbers.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Investment banking or capital markets experience
- Energy industry experience (preferred, not required)
- Bachelor’s degree
- Series licensing or willingness to obtain
Qualifications
- Up to 1 year of experience in investment banking or capital markets
- Extraordinarily high level of motivation
- Focus on work quality
- Attention to detail
- Strong work ethic
- Decision-making abilities
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Positive attitude
- Analytical
- Quantitative
- Adaptive
- Hungry
- Self-starter
- Leader
- Team player
- Multitasker
- Results-oriented
- Interest in developing a career in investment banking
Expected base pay rates for the role will be between $110,000 and $125,000 per year.