Research Associate - FMCG

Emkay Global; Mumbai; On-site; INR 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Emkay Global is seeking a diligent Research Associate to support senior analysts in tracking sectors and companies in Mumbai. You will assist in data gathering, financial modelling, and preparing initiation notes and quarterly updates.

Ideal candidates have strong written communication, can enhance readability of reports, and are comfortable coordinating with buy-side clients and roadshows as part of a fast-paced research desk.

Qualifications

• Excellent communication and writing skills.
• Ability to significantly improve the structure and readability of written communication.

Responsibilities

• Research and tracking sectors/companies.
• Culling out data using databases such as Bloomberg.
• Assist in financial modelling & valuations.
• Conduct fundamental primary research of companies as per guidance.
• Assist the lead analyst in building financial models, maintaining databases, and preparing initiation notes, quarterly result update notes and event update notes.
• Interact with select buy-side analysts, attend meetings with corporates, and coordinate roadshows & conferences.

Skills

Excellent communication

Improve written communication

Job description

• Research- tracking sectors/ companies
• Cullingout data using various databases such as Bloomberg, etc
• Assistin Financial modelling & valuations
• Conductingfundamental primary research of companies as per
• Assisting the lead analyst/in building financial models, building and maintaining databases, preparinginitiation note, quarterly result update note and event update note
• Assisting the lead analystin meeting corporate, doing channel checks, arranging for roadshows &conference
• Independent responsibilityto interact with select buy-side analysts

Organizational Relationships

• Closely works with the analyst and associatesin the same sector and across research

Skills

• Excellent communication
• Proven skills ofsignificantly improving the structure and readability of written communication