GP Bullhound
Investment Banking Internship - September Start Date

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Investment Banking Internship
Location: London
Type: Internship
Who We Are
GP Bullhound is a leading technology advisory firm, providing transaction advice and capital to the world’s best entrepreneurs and founders. Founded in 1999 in London and Menlo Park, the firm today has 10 plus offices spanning Europe, the US, and Asia. For more information, please visit www.gpbullhound.com.
Our Values
- Focus on clients
- Be a Bullhounder
- Play your part
- Build the future
Your Role
The role offers the opportunity to work on some of the most diverse technology transactions, primarily across sectors including software, fintech, digital media, marketplaces/e-commerce, and digital services. The ideal candidate will have previously completed an internship at a leading bulge bracket investment bank or corporate advisory firm. They must have a genuine passion for technology and investment banking, should come from an excellent academic background, and be highly numerical and articulate. The candidate must be a team player and keen to take on responsibility. Key qualities include being able to demonstrate an entrepreneurial mindset, being considerably self-motivated, and having a high degree of stamina to work within a high energy and focused team environment.
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Your Responsibilities
- Pitches & marketing - Assist team members in preparing pitches and updating marketing materials with sector research and analysis
- Sector coverage – Performing independent research and various analyses of technology companies in support of new business generation
- Transaction documentation - Supporting the preparation of investment documents (e.g. executive summaries, investment memorandums, investor presentations, financial models)
- General support on M&A processes - Involvement in assembling, developing, and/or editing information requests, due diligence lists, confidentiality agreements, proposals, and management
- Team work - Working together with our teams across Europe, US, and Asia


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Your Experience
- Some experience from investment banking, management consulting, private equity, or venture capital
- Demonstrable passion for technology through past work experience, personal interests, activity in societies and communities, or other extracurriculars
- Analytical and quantitative skills with the ability to connect high-level strategic thinking to the nuances in company’s financials
- Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, with an entrepreneurial and innovative mindset
- Proficiency in English (fluency in written and verbal)
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