Research Analyst

Job Description

We are looking for a Research analyst to initiate and conduct research on companies, monitor performance of stocks, and offer recommendations to internal team clients. You will analyze a wide range of sectors and industries based on the fundamental finance principles, the stock and investment ratios Responsibilities Work on all/ any aspect of research : research planning, primary research, secondary research, quality checking across a variety of market capitalizations and industries Interpreting all the content, statistics and presenting it in a research report Provide efficiency by improving existing processes and steps for analysis support research teams for productive results Evaluates financial data for assigned sectors and stay abreast of emerging economic trends and developments in stock markets. Generate new investment ideas as a supplement to central research coverage Adept with the industry structure and change the approach for the research depending upon the sector and the geography Preferred Person Specifications: 7 - 12 years of research analyst experience with proven track records in achieving performance metrics and targets. Should have experience as an analyst for at least 2-3 sectors preferably Banking or Sunrise Sectors. Experience in relevant industry preferred Superior analytical and problem solving skills with hands on experience in rigorous financial markets analysis Ability to apply thoughts and timely realization of investment opportunities with solid decisioning abilities Good collaboration and individual contribution skills Excellent communication with articulation to wider audiences. Education qualifications - CA or CFA/pursuing CFA or MBA from Tier I institute Should be good with Ms Word and Ms Excel We are open to looking at candidates from: o Small Buy-Side firms or Family Offices that are keen to move to a sell-side / more formal set-up o Rating agencies or out-sourced research firms that are keen to move to sell-side / buy-side o Folks already in sell-side firms as associates and raring to move to "lead" roles