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JefferiesNew York City, NY

2028 Investment Banking Summer Analyst Program - New York, LP Advisory Group

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Programme

Internship

Location

New York City, NY

Duration

10 weeks

About the role

Ten-week Investment Banking Summer Analyst internship in Jefferies’ New York LP Advisory team, advising institutional limited partners on private-markets secondary transactions. Analysts support valuation, financial modeling, research, pitchbooks, live deal execution, and business development while working with senior bankers and clients across private equity, credit, infrastructure, energy, and real estate.

Team and Role

  • Join Jefferies’ LP Advisory team, focused on limited partner-led secondary transactions across private markets.
  • Support portfolio, single-fund, co-investment, financing, valuation, and analytics assignments.
  • Work with senior bankers, sector teams, leveraged finance, sponsor coverage, and private capital advisory professionals.
  • Gain exposure to institutional clients, including pensions, endowments, sovereign wealth funds, foundations, insurers, and family offices.

Responsibilities

  • Perform financial valuation, discounted cash flow, and multiples-based analyses.
  • Build and use financial models supporting transaction execution and advisory assignments.
  • Prepare pitchbooks, offering memorandums, prospectuses, and other live deal materials.
  • Conduct industry, product, company, and market research.
  • Analyze detailed corporate and financial information.
  • Participate in financing and mergers and acquisitions transaction execution.

Program Experience

  • Complete an orientation and training program before beginning day-to-day responsibilities.
  • Receive support from colleagues serving as instructors and mentors throughout the engagement.
  • Attend social and educational events supporting professional development and networking.
  • Receive formal performance reviews during the internship.

Candidate Requirements

  • Complete the junior year of a four-year Bachelor’s degree or equivalent program.
  • Graduate between December 2028 and June 2029.
  • Demonstrate a strong academic background and strong technical, written, and verbal communication skills.
  • Show professionalism, client management ability, adaptability, and capacity to manage multiple projects.
  • Work effectively under pressure and tight deadlines, independently and collaboratively.
  • Demonstrate integrity, initiative, and willingness to contribute to active deal teams.