2025 Analyst, Technology Investment Banking
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About Cantor Fitzgerald:
Cantor Fitzgerald is a diversified financial services firm specializing in financial and real estate services for institutional and corporate clients globally. Established in 1945, the company operates across multiple business lines, including market-leading financial services and commercial real estate businesses. They emphasize technological innovation, new market development, and superior customer service. Cantor Fitzgerald considers its employees its greatest asset and seeks driven, intellectually engaged, and team-oriented individuals.
Job Description: 2025 Analyst, Technology Investment Banking
This role is within Cantor Fitzgerald’s Technology Investment Banking group, a team of approximately 50 bankers that recently executed over 100 transactions encompassing M&A advisory, equity, and debt capital markets. Analysts work across various healthcare subsectors (healthcare services, biopharmaceuticals, medical technology, life sciences tools & diagnostics, and HCIT) and across all investment banking products. The lean transaction teams provide significant learning opportunities and early career responsibility.
Responsibilities: Analysts will be involved in a broad range of activities, including:
• Financial Analysis & Valuation: Performing financial and valuation analyses, resolving complex financial and accounting issues, advanced modeling, and credit analysis.
• Transaction Execution: Contributing to the due diligence process, drafting client presentation materials, and participating directly in live transactions.
• Business Development: Assisting with new business development, including research and analysis to support this effort.
• Client Interaction & Communication: Interacting with corporate clients, private equity firms, venture capital firms, and senior bankers. Preparing and presenting materials for client meetings (offering memoranda, proposals, etc.).
• Process Coordination: Coordinating various processes related to capital raises and advisory transactions.
• Underwriting: Leading and participating in drafting sessions for underwriting assignments.
Qualifications:
• Relevant internship experience or less than two years of experience in Equity Research, Accounting, Deal Advisory, Consulting, or Commercial Banking.
• Strong self-motivation, initiative, drive, and leadership qualities.
• Demonstrated understanding of corporate finance, valuation, and financial accounting.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5/4.0.
• Undergraduate degree from a top-tier school.
• Graduation date between December 2024 and June 2025 (or before).
Compensation: The expected base salary ranges from $100,000 to $110,000, determined on an individual basis, considering factors like skills, experience, education, and licenses/certifications. Additional compensation may include discretionary bonuses and short/long-term incentives (e.g., deferred cash, equity).
