16 Aug
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Insilysis
|
India
Job Description
Role Overview:
We are seeking an ambitious Associate to join our IPO and Capital Markets team. The ideal candidate will have 1-2 years of experience in IPOs and related activities, with a strong understanding of capital markets and regulatory frameworks. This role offers an exciting chance to work on high-impact transactions, collaborating closely with senior team members to deliver exceptional service to our clients.
Key Responsibilities
Transaction Support:
Assist in the execution of IPOs and capital markets transactions, including drafting prospectuses, preparing financial models, and conducting due diligence.
Support the coordination of various aspects of the transaction process, liaising with internal teams, external advisors, and regulatory authorities as needed.
Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and stock exchange guidelines throughout the transaction process.
Market Research And Analysis
Conduct research and analysis on industry trends, competitor activities,
and market dynamics to support transaction decision-making and client recommendations.
Monitor capital markets activities, including IPOs, secondary offerings, and investor sentiment, to identify opportunities and risks for clients.
Prepare reports and presentations summarizing research findings and insights for internal and external stakeholders
Client Relationship Management
Develop and maintain relationships with clients, providing support and assistance throughout the transaction process.
Address client inquiries and concerns in a timely and skilled manner, demonstrating a commitment to client satisfaction.
Assist in the preparation of client presentations and communications, highlighting key transaction updates and milestones.
Qualifications
CS
1-2 years of experience in IPOs, capital markets, or related financial services roles.
Strong understanding of capital markets, regulatory frameworks, and financial analysis concepts.
Excellent communication,
📌 Associate - IPO (India)
🏢 Insilysis
📍 India