Mid-Market M&A Analyst — Modeling, Deals & Client Delivery

Citizens Bank; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Citizens Bank seeks an Investment Banking Analyst for its Atlanta office to support the Commercial Services Advisory team in preparing, analyzing, and executing middle-market M&A transactions in the U.S.

You will build financial models, assist with pitch materials and due diligence, participate in client meetings, and help develop new business ideas and transaction structures under senior bankers’ guidance.

Qualifications

• 2+ years of work experience in investment banking, transaction advisory, or similar role.
• Experience in Business Services sector preferred.
• Intelligent and resourceful; strong technical skills (accounting, modeling, Excel).
• Excellent attention to detail and professional written/verbal communication.

Responsibilities

• Managing and assisting with the preparation of financial models and business valuations.
• Developing new business ideas, pitch strategies, or transaction structuring scenarios (equity, debt and/or M&A).
• Leading or participating in meetings with current and prospective clients.
• Conducting industry and company due diligence.
• Preparing and reviewing information memoranda and other transaction documents; drafting marketing and transaction materials.
• Preparing and reviewing pitches/origination materials; delivering presentations as part of the team.
• Assisting business development efforts.

Skills

Financial modeling

Excel proficiency

Oral and written communication

Attention to detail

Self-motivated

Team player

Time management

Tools

Excel

Job description

Citizens Bank seeks an Investment Banking Analyst for its Atlanta office to support the Commercial Services Advisory team in preparing, analyzing, and executing middle-market M&A transactions in the U.S.

You will build financial models, assist with pitch materials and due diligence, participate in client meetings, and help develop new business ideas and transaction structures under senior bankers’ guidance.