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Investment Banking - Japan
An overview of this program’s objectives and how you can benefit From initial public offerings to mergers and acquisitions, Analysts are exposed to the different components of the investment banking business. Analysts see firsthand how GCM functions and also learn hands-on how to model a complex financial scenario. Analysts develop a comprehensive skill set including financial modeling, valuation techniques and strategic planning. Analysts become masters of multitasking, usually working on several assignments simultaneously. The depth and breadth of experience Analysts gain during their tenure is matched only by the high level of responsibility they are entrusted with so early in their careers. The Analyst Program in Investment Banking Analysts are hired into the Investment Banking Analyst Program, and gain experience within the following groups: Banking, Mergers & Acquisitions, or Real Estate. During the Analyst Program, Analysts work on a variety of corporate transactions and take significant responsibility for the delivery of elements of their projects. Morgan Stanley's lean deal team structure affords Analysts the opportunity to work closely with senior officers on a variety of projects. The work is challenging and Analysts are encouraged to roll up their sleeves, dig into financial statements, and think creatively. In addition, Analysts may attend client meetings and be asked to speak on pages of a presentation they have worked on. Morgan Stanley Analysts are expected to pursue their assignments with excellence, a collaborative spirit, and by upholding the highest ethical standards. The roles and responsibilities of an Analyst vary by department, but might include:
The firm encourages open lines of communication between professionals at all levels, and has implemented a mentorship program for its junior bankers. Analysts are matched with mentors who provide career guidance, networking connections and other leadership support. Launching Your Career In July, there will be weeks of intensive classroom-based training typically covering an introduction to the firm, the essentials of finance, accounting and computing software for quantitative analysis. The classroom provides an environment where Analysts can exchange ideas and learn from their peers. Analysts also benefit from practical sessions covering topics such as valuation techniques, modeling methodologies and real-life case studies. During the training, Analysts work in smaller teams to put valuation and modeling skills in practice and develop a "pitch book," which is presented to senior bankers, as if they were clients, at the end of the initial training. The training program also hosts a series of guest speakers who talk to Analysts throughout the training about a range of subjects including the importance of networking, community involvement and stress management. Analysts also attend a number of social events throughout the training period. At the end of training, we hope that Analysts will have built a strong network among their peers and are able to understand financial concepts, build a dynamic model from scratch and have a strong understanding of the Morgan Stanley culture. As an Analyst's career progresses they may continue to participate in regular Analyst training sessions, ensuring that their skills and knowledge continue to grow. They also continue to have the guidance of a mentor, who can provide career advice and facilitate networking connections. Developing Your Career The firm provides ongoing training and mentoring throughout the Analyst Program. Analysts will be encouraged to take on responsibility and develop their career as fast as they are able. Exceptional Senior Analysts may be offered the Accelerated Career Path (ACP), which promotes someone directly to Associate-level positions and a long-term career with the firm. Alternatively we hope that Analysts find that the skills and experience they develop are highly valued in other industry sectors where results and intellectual focus are critical. Is Investment Banking Right for You?
Requirements You should have a strong academic background and a four-year Bachelor's degree or equivalent. Although a background in accounting or finance is helpful, we hire Analysts who have studied a variety of subjects, including languages, philosophy, and art history. How to Apply If you are attending school in Japan (all nationalities) and will not participate in the Boston Career Forum, please visit our local campus recruiting website (Japanese only). If you are attending school in Japan (all nationalities) and will participate in the Boston Career Forum, please apply through Boston Career Forum website. If you are attending school in Japan (all nationalities) and will not participate in the Boston Career Forum, please visit our local campus recruiting website (Japanese only). If you are attending school outside Japan (all nationalities), please send your CV with your desired division and position (Full-time or Summer Intern). |
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