Greenwich Partners
Equity Research Associate, Telecoms, Global Bank, London

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We are currently working with a top global investment bank in London. They have one of the best names for sell side research of any firm, and are now looking to add a sell side equity research associate to their telecoms equity research team.
The focus of the role will be to research big cap European Telecoms companies. The aim of the role will be to write pieces of equity research on telecoms businesses and market your investment ideas to your clients who will be asset managers and hedge funds.
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Day to day this will involve:
- writing the research
- speaking with investors
- speaking with the management of companies you analyze
- building financial models and updating them
- valuations and analysis
- monitoring newsflow
The position requires excellent commercial, business and financial analytical skills; excellent written English, and the ability to communicate complicated and difficult concepts and investment recommendations to clients in a succinct way.


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They are interested in meeting people who will have a background as follows:
- Equity analysts from the sell or the buy side
- Credit analysts keen on moving into equity research
- Strategy professionals from telecoms companies or consultants
- CFA, bankers or other analysts looking to make a move into equity research
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