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Guggenheim SecuritiesNew York City, NY

2027 Guggenheim Securities Investment Banking Analyst – New York Private Capital

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Programme

Graduate

Location

New York City, NY

About the role

Join Guggenheim Securities as an Investment Banking Analyst in New York, supporting private capital market deals with hands-on training and exposure to senior bankers. Ideal for motivated candidates with strong quantitative and communication skills.

Role and Responsibilities

  • Support deal teams in executing financing and advisory mandates.
  • Analyze industry and company-specific information, including global institutional investors.
  • Conduct research on Private Capital Markets trends.
  • Prepare client presentations and interact with senior bankers, clients, lawyers, and accountants.
  • Collaborate with industry teams to support deal completion.
  • Participate in all aspects of deal preparation and execution.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Commitment to high-volume, high-end client services.
  • Effective verbal and written communication skills.
  • Excellent analytical skills and attention to detail.
  • Strong interest in problem solving and client services.
  • Resourcefulness, intellectual curiosity, and enthusiasm for finance.
  • Experience with Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

Basic Qualifications

  • On track to receive Bachelor's, Master's, or equivalent degree by December 2026 or Spring 2027.
  • Ability to work under pressure in a small team with senior management.
  • Highly organized with initiative and multitasking ability.

Training and Development

  • Formal and hands-on investment banking training provided.
  • Develop skills in process management, financial and data analysis.
  • Enhance soft-selling, presentation, and professional communication skills.
  • Gain experience in negotiations and general business acumen.

Salary and Location

  • Position based in New York City, NY, USA.
  • Annual base salary of $110,000, subject to variation based on location and experience.
  • Total compensation may include incentive components.