Investment Banking Summer Analyst — Tech & Real Estate

KeyBank; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

KeyBanc Capital Markets in Boston offers a Summer Analyst program providing hands-on exposure to financial modeling, valuation work, and cross-functional deal experience. You will collaborate with senior bankers across Real Estate and Technology groups and participate in the full cycle of transactions.

As a rising junior in finance, economics, or accounting with a minimum 3.5 GPA, you will develop quantitative skills, leadership, and professional communication while preparing memoranda, pitch

Qualifications

• Rising juniors enrolled in a four-year, undergraduate degree program with coursework in finance, economics or accounting graduating by May of 2028
• Minimum 3.5 GPA
• Strong quantitative and critical thinking abilities
• Demonstrated leadership and teamwork from past work experience and/or extracurricular activities
• Highly motivated with a strong work ethic
• Outstanding interpersonal, communication and presentation skills

Responsibilities

• Perform financial modeling and valuation analysis on public and private companies: comparable company analysis, precedent transaction analysis, leveraged and discounted cash flow analysis.
• Assist in drafting offering memoranda, preparing internal committee memoranda, and creating client "pitch books", management and board presentations.
• Note: Additional duties may include supporting presentation needs for various client engagements.

Skills

Financial modeling

Valuation analysis

Quantitative skills

Leadership experience

Communication skills

Strong work ethic

Education

Undergraduate student (rising junior)

Finance/Economics/Accounting coursework

Tools

PowerPoint

Excel

Job description

KeyBanc Capital Markets in Boston offers a Summer Analyst program providing hands-on exposure to financial modeling, valuation work, and cross-functional deal experience. You will collaborate with senior bankers across Real Estate and Technology groups and participate in the full cycle of transactions.

As a rising junior in finance, economics, or accounting with a minimum 3.5 GPA, you will develop quantitative skills, leadership, and professional communication while preparing memoranda, pitch